"Do not hesitate to eat anything that is sold in butcher's shops; there is no need to raise questions of conscience; for the earth and everything that is in it belongs to the Lord. If an unbeliever invites you to his house, go if you want to, and eat whatever is put in front of you, without asking questions just to satisfy conscience. But if someone says to you, "This food was offered in sacrifice," then, out of consideration for the man that told you, you should not eat it, for the sake of his scruples; his scruples, you see, not your own. Why should thy freedom depend on somebody else's conscience? If I take my share with thankfulness, why should I be blamed for food for which I have thanked God?" —1 Corinthians, 25-30
Umm, right. So do I eat it or not?
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