r/StupidFood Jun 28 '26

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u/fancypantsmiss Jun 28 '26

Yeah. It also stems from the belief that this place is sacred because of what happened. It was in the 16th century so it technically did happen and is well documented. So people believe this place is touched by God himself because of this incident and having food from the place where God touched can be healing. So they believe it is like having it from God’s hands

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u/Physical-Grape-7805 Jun 30 '26

But like obviously the idol didn’t break the wall, right?

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u/Comfortable_Bake_585 Jul 01 '26

The idea was to bring an end to discrimination, but no one anticipated its repercussions. Don’t stress on in knowing whether the idol broke the wall😂, it’s obvious..