The argument
Paul contrasts the table of Yahweh with the table of demons. The Society examines how the shared memorial meal became a recurring sacrificial altar administered by a priest, centered on a God-man victim, and surrounded by an old pantheon's visual and ritual functions.
Why it matters
Ritual participation is theology enacted. A table can train allegiance more deeply than a doctrinal sentence.
This severe claim must be argued from function, doctrine, history, and Scripture—not from disgust, rumor, or hostility toward worshipers.



