Sylvester Black Cat Is it the cause of Steve Cash's Passed way, Does a black cat always bring bad luck? #trueloveanimals
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Everyone knows that when a black cat crosses your path bad luck is sure to follow, but have you ever wondered how black cats got their dark reputation? Is it simply due to the color of their coat, or something more sinister?
Sylvester Black Cat Is it the cause of Steve Cash's Passed way, Does a black cat bring bad luck?
Unfortunately many people around the globe believe that black cats bring bad luck, especially when they cross your path. Keep reading to discover where these superstitions originated.
Thousands of years ago, cats of all colors enjoyed the good life in ancient Egypt, where killing a cat came with a swift death sentence. A few millennia later, Christianity spread throughout Europe by overthrowing local pagan customs and traditions. This meant vilifying pagan symbols such as the Roman goddess Diana, as well as the cat which became a pagan symbol thanks to its link to earlier gods and goddesses.
Sylvester Black Cat Is it the cause of Steve Cash's Passed way, Does a black cat bring bad luck?
In 1233 AD, Pope Gregory IX put the final nail in the black cat coffin when he declared black cats to be an incarnation of the devil himself. Eager to prove their devotion, Christians began to round up black cats and burn them alive at village festivals to punish them for their devilish ways. It got so bad that by the 14th century, cats were nearly extinct in some parts of Europe.
Over the next few centuries, the idea that black cats were in league with the devil naturally led to a link between black cats and witches. Black cats, according to superstition, were believed to be witches in disguise.
Sylvester Black Cat Is it the cause of Steve Cash's Passed way, Does a black cat bring bad luck?