"The Creator gave life to planets, not immediate human life, but life, none the less"
"And why would I want something to die, just for me to live another day? No life is more, or less important than another. All living creatures are equal. "
wouldnt you be killing the plant to eat it...
now im not picking on you or at vegetarians, but you also said that the creator has givin all life the ability to adapt and evolve...i dont see wolves goin out to the pastor to eat weat and vegies, nor do i see eagles eating from a corn field..all animals and humans alike have the instinct to survive, and i give thanks for wut the creator as provided me with to survive
Matthew said:I say go Vegetarian, at the least.
Eating meat in my opinion, is just bad. The reason I've stopped eating meat is:
1.) Against my beliefs.
2.) Bad for the environment.
3.) Animals are friends, not food.
What I believe in, is Creatiolutionism. I'm unaware if I'm the only one who believes in this, but these are MY beliefs, and I'm sticking to them. Basically, the Creator, (God) created everything, and anything that is in existence, including life. The Creator gave life to planets, not immediate human life, but life, none the less. The creator gave all life the ability to adapt, and evolve, and better themselves. We evolved from the tide pool, where most life originated. We became tiny organisms, then evolved into fish, then to amphibians, then to birds, mammals, insects, ect, ect. Therefore, we are all connected in one way or another. We all came from each other, if that makes sense. So if I were to eat a cow, or chicken, or fish, it's like eating a distant relative. And why would I want something to die, just for me to live another day? No life is more, or less important than another. All living creatures are equal. That's pretty much why I became vegetarian. I'm pretty much vegan, but I rarely eat cheese. -_-
In my way of thinking, I do not worship a supreme deity, but only give thanks for what the Creator has provided. Thinking such as I, would absolutely resolve the need for "Holy Wars", which are ignorant to the extreme. Religion only divides, and seldomly brings together.
The transition wasn't as difficult as I thought it would be. I find even the smell of meat repulsive.
Eat spinach, it's packed with loads of iron! :D
I don't listen to people who bitch about my eating style, and diet.
I know that I'm physically, mentally, and spiritually, healthier than they.
No need to fight them over it.
(:
Hope that helped!
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updated by @soaring-eagle: 07/27/15 05:13:02AM