" Are Christmas Trees Pagan ? "

[Truthseeker]

Originally Posted by Jason

Truth seeker, are you saying Jerimiah 10 pertaineth to Christmas Trees? Are you also saying there is a "christmas tree demon?!"

Yep, the demon causes credit card debt and gluttony.

[Truthseeker]

Originally Posted by Bowas

To the people Paul was addressing, the eating of this meat was considered in the same manner you are referring to, which is why Paul tells them, 1Co 8:4 As concerning therefore the eating of those things that are offered in sacrifice unto idols, we know that an idol is nothing in the world, and that there is none other God but one.

Paul does not give ANY power to or behind any idol. Why? Because there is no power in idols. Be it the idols Paul was referring to, or any other idol they or we may have, because there is only God. Paul was trying to show the people the powerlessness of idols to the point he would actually partake of that which was offered to idols knowing all the prayers they (pagans) may have made to these idols meant absoulely nothing, just empty words to a non-exsistent powerless god.
Paul claims idols are nothing. God is.

Put up asteroth up in your home and you'll find out.

yes, eating meat offered up to a idol is harmless because the only God exist. Not the smae as partaking with idolatry.

[pastorrick1959]

a spirit of paganism .

[SOUNWORTHY]

Bah humbug.......

[Bowas]

Originally Posted by Truthseeker

Put up asteroth up in your home and you'll find out.

yes, eating meat offered up to a idol is harmless because the only God exist. Not the smae as partaking with idolatry.

So are you saying, if I got an idol of Ashtoreth, Astarte Ashtar or as we call her, Easter ( carved wooden dead doll representing a mythical/non-existant goddess) something would happen because it has some sort of power? Huh?
And too, the eating of that meat WAS partaking of idolatry to the people back then. It was not just bringing the idolotrous into a home, but actually ingesting it into ones body. Which is worse?