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Fish on Good Friday shows up like clockwork, but most of us were never told why. This conversation uncovers the real origin: it’s not rooted in Scripture or early faith, but in Roman Catholic tradition, which spread globally through colonisation, including into ethnic households. What started as a church-imposed practice of abstaining from meat on Fridays, with fish as a substitute, became normalised across many cultures. But here’s the key question: is it biblical? Scripture never commands believers to eat fish or avoid meat on Good Friday, and fish is still flesh despite how it’s often categorised. We also address whether this practice is pagant, but it can become an empty religious habit when followed without understanding. If you’re seeking truth rooted in Scripture rather than tradition, this conversation is for you. 

 

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