Cuteness aside, likewise you would need to demonstrate that it was intended for humans to drink another organism's milk. In the rest of nature, it would be a rare thing if it was that one species drinks another species' milk. Now one could argue there may be parasites in the milk glands and sometimes I have seen grown cows drink from their mother or even other cows, but the cases are rare.

But would you agree with the last part of what you quoted that for those who drink cows' milk and eat frog, is there any objection to consuming that which has inserted DNA from one organism to another whether plant or animal, commonly known as GMO foods?

Given every herb - that yields seed.
Herb is given.
Herb is described. Whether yielding seed, being brown, green, growing in the forest or the field. Call it what part of grammar you want, but the herb is given. It is described or qualified as yielding seed. Seed was not given according to the sentence structure. Vegetables are also herbs that yield seed.

(Something for you to consider: Do you think Adam and Eve knew that those little things coming off ferns which sprout and grow into little plantlike things were spores and not seeds)

But the rest of what you said, that you have decided in your own mind what it means, I can't argue with that.

Fact, a sizeable amount of humans can drink the milk of many different species even as grownups. If God did not give humans this capability and it did not evolve, where did it come from? Does the devil plot to give humans nourishing food?

Obviously there are such objections, for instance here: http://www.greenpeace.org/international/campaigns/genetic-engineering

Likewise a fact, humans can drink alcohol. If God did not give humans this capability did it evolve or where did it come from? Does merely toleration/elimination/use of a substance mean it was intended? As far as the devil plotting, you assume cow's milk is nourishing food for humans. I don't believe that has been determined to be true.

For GMO, if you go with evolution, then having a wider genetic variability and capability which one did not have before would give organisms a much wider and broader ability to withstand environmental changes. Ability to spread the diversity throughout it's environment is nothing more than evolution and genetics at work. Human health is not under question as humans already eat the stuff.

As far as me, I don't drink milk, I don't eat frog, and so would be opposed to such manipulation, but have yet to see any reason why those who are non-discriminating of what they ingest should oppose it.

A cow in the family has saved countless children and youth from starving to death in the days of selfsustained farming, and probably still do where this means of living still exists. I think no simmilar case can be made for alcohol.

A few questions come to mind:

If someone was shipwrecked on an island and all they had to eat was lizards, and they were sustained and kept from starving, would one conclude lizards were intended food?

Why was it necessary, or was it necessary, for countless children and youth to drink milk to keep from starving to death.

(Side question: what is self sustained if they were on the verge of starvation?)

Why not their human mother's milk? Otherwise, why children and youth? I think it's an idea from the milk industry.

What does Ellen White say about eating animals and animal products? There was a Review article concerning her thoughts on cruelty to animals in raising them for food.

Alcohol provides calories and we need calories to survive. Though I do agree one would live longer drinking cow's milk than alcohol, one could also live longer drinking alcohol than drinking cyanide.

kland,

We seem to be in agreement on this. I also do not use milk, and I would have to say I don't think it was intended for human consumption any more than the flesh of animals. Only humans still seem to drink milk as adults!

It so happens that milk is one of the most frequent allergens among people today. Many others have lactose intolerance.

Blessings,

Green Cochoa.