Offerings to the Fire Deity

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Worship of fire is ancient worship, maybe one of oldest forms of worship in existence. Unlike other elements, fire actually consumes the offerings very quickly.


What are offerings to the fire?


Best offerings are tasty food such as chocolate.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fire_deities



Now, people who are greedy usually refuse to give offerings to the fire because they see it as "waste of food". But such couldnt be further from truth. All very successful religions in history did offerings to the fire. Even Judaism and Christianity both had burning of food as offerings to the fire, which they thought was offering to their God. Only few religions in history didnt have fire offerings.


Problem with poor people is exactly in the fact that they are economically greedy. Greed produces poverty, because not giving anything to others means others wont give anything to you and you are stuck relying on yourself only.


You will often see rich people sharing their wealth, and this isnt any coincidence. It is how they form connections which later become useful.


It is same with religion. You have to be willing to give to the Gods. If you think Gods are to be worshipped in a way of "give nothing, take all" approach, you will get answer from Gods that will knock you out of your delusion!


Fire deity requires constant offerings of food, if you want blessings of the fire deity. It doesnt matter if you are poor or rich. Food must be offered for blessing to happen.








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#2 •••
@SatanLucy

Correction. Christianity didnt have fire offerings. Christ is the perfect sacrifice.

Its important to understand that what individuals or groups do, do not represent what scripture says.

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#3 •••
@melcharaz

Old testament has God commanding the fire offerings.

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#4 •••
@melcharaz

Sacrificial offerings were stopped after the destruction of the temple. Sacrifices had to be offered in the temple.

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#5 •••
@Debby

Like i said. Not christians. Stop trying to correct me.

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#6 •••
@melcharaz

So you think old testament is... fake?

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#7 •••

Fire carries infirmation to the ether. Most offerings are alcohol, meat or citrus.

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#8 •••

Fire is not an element. And to think these are the same people telling me I’m not modern enough because I agree with certain things Aristotle said.

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#9 •••
@SomeDebatePerson

Didnt aristole say fire is an element though?


Plotinus shows the 3 elements of reality to be

The one

Intellect

Soul

And in neoplatoism it creates a hypostatis of which the trinity is very similar to.

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#10 •••

2025 and still repeating the same old archaic bollocks, is the human condition.

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#11 •••
@Polytheistwitch
Most offerings are alcohol, meat or citrus.


I am a vegetarian, so meat is a no no. But I do like alcohol and chocolate.

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#12 •••
@SergeantLynch
2025 and still repeating the same old archaic bollocks, is the human condition.


In the words of one famous writer: "Even if you could prove to me that it is the truth that God doesnt exist and that God is not the truth, then I should prefer to remain with God rather than with the truth."


Can you guess who said it?

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#13 •••
@SatanLucy

Was it Anselm of Canterbury?

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#14 •••
@SatanLucy

Yes, many ancient and religious sacrificial offerings included the spilling of blood, which was 

used for various purposes such as atonement, purification, and consecration. This practice is seen in ancient Israelite rituals, certain Islamic traditions, and some forms of Hinduism. The blood was often sprinkled on altars or other sacred objects, and its significance was a key part of these rituals. 

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