Black cats have long been associated with superstitions, like the belief that crossing paths with them brings bad luck.Superstitions about black cats have many roots from medieval times, possibly beginning in the 13th century when the Catholic church declared black cats as incarnates of Satan. Since then, we have come a long way and no longer believe black cats are evil, but we do have superstitions that are still believed.
black cats shouldn’t be judged based on their appearance. they actually considered lucky in in many cultures. for example , in Scotland, its seen as a good omen if a black a black cat visits your doorstep. in japan, there believed to bring luck in finding love for signal women.
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Jedi Master Bowles • Nov 14, 2023 at 9:26 am
I love black cats. My Matilda was a solid black cat, and my Franky is a long-haired solid black cat. It’s a travesty that cats were once persecuted by those who claimed to follow God. I offer the following prayer “All creation, O Lord, is in your care. Give us eyes to see that every living creature speaks to us of your love. Amen.”