1 Corinthians 8

Paul addresses food sacrificed to idols, stating that knowledge puffs up but love builds up, and affirms there is no God but one—the Father and the Lord Iēsous Christos—despite so-called gods.[1][3] He warns those with knowledge not to cause the weak in conscience (syneidēsis) to stumble by eating such food, as sinning against a brother sins against Christ, and resolves never to eat meat if it causes another to fall.[1][2][3]

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