bibliolatry
/ˌbɪbliˈɑlətri/
noun
- Extreme devotion to or worship of books, especially the Bible.
- His bibliolatry was evident from the hundreds of Bibles he collected from around the world.
- Her bibliolatry meant she spent every weekend at rare book fairs.
- Some critics accuse the group of bibliolatry, treating the text as infallible.