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Pagan gods (n.) win hearts because they are easier to picture, reach and bribe than an invisible God.
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Pagan gods (n.) win hearts because they are easier to picture, reach and bribe than an invisible God.
A Pagan gods (n.) lived and died with his city; letting the temple fall would have been divine suicide.
The Pagan gods (n.) were evil angels still ruling the nations, for Origen as for Paul, and Christ's very birth weakened their magic.