A Vegan Lifestyle—What Does the Bible Say?

[robins]

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the fallacy lies in that most of what Americans think they are eating is 'meat', is really hormone-injected, anti-biotic filled sentient creatures that live truncated lives of stress and anxiety in confinement of their own feces. Meat that is marketed as free-range and grass-fed paints an illusion of an old-MacDonald 1860's farm to make us feel better.
Totally fine to be anti- fake meat on the basis of health, but just don't be fooled that most of the other meat is 'real' and 'natural', unless you've killed and skinned the wild game yourself. It's interesting to see some so skeptical of big pharma, but then be blinded by big AG.

 

[Carl]

the fallacy lies in that most of what Americans think they are eating is 'meat', is really hormone-injected, anti-biotic filled sentient creatures that live truncated lives of stress and anxiety in confinement of their own feces. Meat that is marketed as free-range and grass-fed paints an illusion of an old-MacDonald 1860's farm to make us feel better.
Totally fine to be anti- fake meat on the basis of health, but just don't be fooled that most of the other meat is 'real' and 'natural', unless you've killed and skinned the wild game yourself. It's interesting to see some so skeptical of big pharma, but then be blinded by big AG.

My 54 y/o sister is vegan, and is on the kidney transplant list. She believes she eats healthy, but all the over processed crap is killing her... that and the vaccines she took. She's a wonderful person, always positive and loving. My normally laid back dad yelled at her one time because she kept saying she loved this or that. His limit was reached once she said she "loved the Love Boat!" My dad shouted, "You can't love a TV show Marni!" lol

I eat meat, and get mine fresh from local farmers. We decided to raise meat chickens this year. My son said he would process them because I'm weak in that area. The Bible is clear about humans eating meat, so that doesn't need to be debated any longer, but I hope there's no need or desire to eat animals in Paradise. There will be no need to eat a hamburger if there are trees with fruit to satisfy that desire. It sounds far-fetched, but there's no reason to believe it's impossible. Heck, morel mushrooms can be flavored to taste like steak bites today, so there's nothing stopping Jehovah from having a cheeseburger tree in Paradise! If Jehovah allows meat consumption there as He allows it here, so be it... who am I to question God's decisions?

I respect people who choose not to eat meat solely because they love animals. It's the radical control freaks who annoy me. As with almost everything in this system, there are good & bad aspects to the meat industry. There people who subject animals to horrible conditions, but this also happens at puppy mills, research facilities and peoples backyards. Until Jehovah sends Jesus to clean this place up, we're going to be stuck with this evil, so we just need to create peace and love in our sphere of influence. That's why I spoil my animals.

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

Here is an interesting interview I listened to. She brings out some interesting facts.
Who is behind the push to demonize meat eating and push the vegan agenda? Author Jane Buxton joins us to tell us about her research on the best-selling book "The Great Plant-Based Con." Her book is eye-opening! Watch this interview and read it!

It’s worth the almost 21 minutes to watch. You’ll be interested to learn where the government’s food pyramid came from too.

 

[Watchman]

This thread started almost a year ago. And it still keeps popping up. Food at the proper time?

Here's something to consider: When the Hebrews were sentenced to wander in the wilderness for 40 years, Jehovah miraculously fed them with manna. It formed on the ground overnight like dew. In the morning, the Hebrews would go out and pick it up. No muss, no fuss. You could eat it raw or boil it, fry it, whatever. That is all they ate, and they were nourished. Manna tasted like sweet cakes. But they craved meat. They whined about the lack of variety and cursed the manna, even though they were perfectly nourished by the bread of heaven. Just say'n.

 

[CathiiD'Anthonii]

I used to help my Dad skin deer... He shot it hung it for three days and made sure the blood drained out and then I had to go to work with him skinning and cleaning the deer and my Mom and I cut it up , packaged and labeled it. I wore a buckskin dress to high school that she made( how embarrasing).. She swore we were from the Cherokee, and Huron tribe.. but I think it was more alcohol talking.. anyways , I went hunting with my Dad one time. You know I couldn't shoot anything . He sent me to scare them out of hiding..then we went to shoot pool in a local tavern. It was fun doing something with my Dad.... I never want to skin or clean any animal again, especially fish..Ewwww !.I never had beef until I left home...

 

[SusanB]

This thread started almost a year ago. And it still keeps popping up. Food at the proper time?

Here's something to consider: When the Hebrews were sentenced to wander in the wilderness for 40 years, Jehovah miraculously fed them with manna. It formed on the ground overnight like dew. In the morning, the Hebrews would go out and pick it up. No muss, no fuss. You could eat it raw or boil it, fry it, whatever. That is all they ate, and they were nourished. Manna tasted like sweet cakes. But they craved meat. They whined about the lack of variety and cursed the manna, even though they were perfectly nourished by the bread of heaven. Just say'n.

If I had sweet cakes to eat every day that were provided by Jehovah, which means they would be 100% perfectly healthy, I would never eat meat again. Unfortunately, sweet cakes today are pure poison and definitely not manna.

 

[Ms_ladyblue]

This thread started almost a year ago. And it still keeps popping up. Food at the proper time?

Here's something to consider: When the Hebrews were sentenced to wander in the wilderness for 40 years, Jehovah miraculously fed them with manna. It formed on the ground overnight like dew. In the morning, the Hebrews would go out and pick it up. No muss, no fuss. You could eat it raw or boil it, fry it, whatever. That is all they ate, and they were nourished. Manna tasted like sweet cakes. But they craved meat. They whined about the lack of variety and cursed the manna, even though they were perfectly nourished by the bread of heaven. Just say'n.

This video doesn’t promote eating meat but explains the reason for the push behind Plant-based food, which of course the U.N. is behind. Personally, I eat mostly veggies. And I would not have minded eating sweet cakes in the wilderness.

 

[Joseph Stephan]