Beef (sacrificed to idols): It’s What’s for Dinner

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In all that we do we should think of the good of others. This glorifies God.

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This is a difficult passage because it is addressing a situation that is just so far removed from our culture.
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Stay away from idolatry for your sake and for the good of others. This glorifies God.

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Steer clear of idol worship

Christians can’t participate in idolatry.
14-22 in Journaling Bible
As an Alabama fan, I’m not going to go to an event that is helping to raise NIL money for Auburn University. These are directly opposed to one another and I cannot support Alabama and Auburn!
So we cannot participate in anything idolatrous or sinful. If you are invited to participate, you should say no.
For example, a Christian should not participate in a fundraiser for Planned Parenthood. This isn’t necessarily an idol, though some have certainly turned this (and other causes/organizations) into idols by giving all their time, money, and praise to them.
Luke 16:13 ESV
No servant can serve two masters, for either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and money.”
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Steer others clear of sin

We shouldn’t do anything that might confuse someone else and lead them to sin.
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Glorify God

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