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Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
#38482
05/12/05 12:07 PM
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You’ll probably want to finish your lunch before reading this…unless it’s a hamburger.
The Washington Times reports that U.S. agriculture officials are investigating claims that cow brains, spines and “other risky materials that could carry mad cow disease” might be entering the human food supply “in violation of agency policy.”
And don’t even get started on what “agency policy” does allow. According to the Consumers Union, loopholes in the feed ban currently permit “cow’s blood, poultry litter and plate waste from restaurants” to be fed to cattle that ends up on our plates:
Calves taken from their mothers are fed milk replacers which often contain cow’s blood added as a cheap protein supplement. Poultry litter, which contains chicken feces, feathers, sawdust, and uneaten feed containing cow parts, and plate waste from restaurants such as leftover steaks are added to cattle feed as well.
Not lovin’ it? These practices are currently under public comment, and the chance of mad cow contamination is still quite slim. But it’s worth keeping the issue in mind, considering our Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns likely won’t be reminding you. As governor, Johanns opposed the Department of Agriculture’s policy of informing the public when the nation’s beef supply may be contaminated, and asked the DOA to reconsider their policy of announcing when initial tests of cattle show they may be infected with mad cow. (Johanns’s position ran counter to the conclusions of the USDA inspector general, which found the agency isn’t doing enough to protect the public from mad cow contamination.) Check out NotInMyFood.org for more.
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/13/05 12:42 AM
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A few days ago a friend said to me that her friend had just died of "Mad Cow Disease" which is the second one just in our little corner of the USA! Very sad. The press won't touch it either!! Bad press for the industry. Thanks for posting this Phil--it was nasty to read about but very true. I once knew a man who was a meat butcher and he was vegetarian! I asked him why, and he said you can't believe how many "growths" they cut off of an animal and most of the time they either leave it on and let it through for human consumption or they only take part of it off. Even if they took it ALL off, the cancer is throughout the system of the animal. Then we wonder why we are getting cancer at such young ages!
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/13/05 11:05 AM
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Dear Phil,
"Bereans were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so".
" Flesh was never the best food; but its use is now doubly objectionable, since disease in animals is rapidly increasing. Those who use flesh foods little know what they are eating. Often if they could see the animals when living, and know the quality of the meat they eat, they would turn from it with loathing. People are continually eating flesh that is filled with tuberculosis and cancerous germs. Tuberculosis, cancer, and other fatal diseases are thus communicated" {PHJ, September 1, 1905 par. 2}.
God bless Neville Appolus
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/13/05 02:21 PM
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Good points, Neville. I was in the restaurant business all my life, and before conversion to Christ and His Present Truth, I was a big beefeater. (I prefer good peanut butter these days, like "Black Cat"!)
The sad part is those who try to justify their tastes misusing OT standards of kosher, when we have had new light like you quoted and even witnesses from the secular press that there is nothing "Bible clean" or kosher in the market today.
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/13/05 04:21 PM
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I would think that anyone wishing to eat flesh food ought to raise it themselves so they can control what it eats. Of course there is the emotional attachment that might cause a beef cow to transform it's self into a pet Same with eggs, raise your own and you will know what you are getting. And it's harder to have a pet egg. Redfog
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/13/05 11:46 PM
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Good points, Redfog. I find that we humans desensitize ourselves when buying/cooking/eating meat by imagination. We see the piece as a "food unit" like a can of beans or a wedge of cheese. We don't see that it was once a life. I think it would be educational for "clean" meat-eating SDAs to go down to their local slaughterhouse for a nice Sabbath-afternoon visit. Or take a stroll in a vegetable garden. Pet eggs...hmmm...now there's a concept!
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/14/05 01:16 AM
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I guess there is still organic beef, but I'm not sure if there is a combination of organic kosher beef. If there is, it would be most expensive.
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/14/05 01:24 AM
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I know here in Michigan you can buy beef and chicken that have been allowed to run in the open and are allowed to graze outside. The feed they are given is organically grown etc. Supposedly it is leaner and better for you though I really have no desire to try it.
My brother buys eggs that are suppose to be better for you and cost a small fortune. I think they are sold under the England brand.
Redfog
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/14/05 06:39 AM
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You bet it's expensive! Sadly, most meat-eating SDAs wrongly assume that they are eating "Bible clean" meats when they are not. I think Gentiles should understand what kosher actually is. It means much more than which animal one can eat.
Two things make meat non-kosher: 1) if it comes from a non-kosher animal (such as a horse or an ostrich), or 2) if it comes from a kosher animal, but was not slaughtered and/or prepared according to Jewish law.
Kosher animals must be slaughtered according to the rigid regulations of shechita (pronounced sheh-KHEE-taw), Hebrew for slaughtering. There are literally hundreds of laws governing shechitah, all of which combine to produce a painless dispatch for the animal to be slaughtered and the freshest, cleanest meat you'll ever eat. But primarily, shechitah involves the shochet (kosher butcher, pronounced SHOW-khet) drawing a meticulously sharpened, imperfection-free blade swiftly and smoothly back and forth across the animal's neck, instantly ending its life in a most humane manner. Of course, before the shochet even becomes a shochet, he must be thoroughly versed in the laws governing the preparation and usage of the knife and the handling of the animal both before and after shechitah.
Kosher meat rules barely begin once the animal has been slaughtered properly--the fresh carcass must be salted, soaked, de-veined and otherwise prepared in a specific, almost militaristic order, again dictated by the multitudinously detailed rules of shechitah. Much of this centers around Negative Mitzvot Nos. 183-185, which explicitly prohibit the consumption of the sciatic nerve, any blood, or specific fatty deposits, respectively. The slightest violation of shechitah's exacting specifications make the animal non-kosher. Once the meat has been cleaned and rendered kosher, it is packed and shipped out to your friendly neighborhood supermarket or kosher meat store.
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/14/05 02:27 PM
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Speaking of those who bite into their hamburger not realizing it was once a live animal...you know how a picture can tell a thousand words?
I saw a picture just within the last several months in our Newspaper. It was a picture from the state of Alaska. It shows two young first graders, a boy and a girl. The adult in the picture was showing them how to "gut" or clean a salmon.
It showed them cutting the head off the salmon, etc. but you should have seen the faces of those two little children--looks of horror and shock!! You could read their little faces like a picture book. Obviously they were upset that the adult killed the salmon and proceeding to cut into it.
I believe if we knew how animals were killed so they could be consummed, we would react with loathing. The same is if we could see what we are really eating in that burger--we would react the same way.
I'm so glad in Heaven our pets and animals will be safe from all harm.
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/15/05 03:23 AM
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Greetings Phil,
My own history growing up as an Adventist, my family always told me that we ate kosher style.
Well about 4 years ago I began studying the Health Reform Message and I found out how we are not to eat any flesh foods for our time because we are living in the Day of Atonement. But further on in my studies I realized that there is no such thing as kosher style. Either you are kosher or you are not!
While on this subject I believe it would be wonderful for those that also know the Health Reform Message share why we are not to take part in the eating of flesh foods, both Biblically and scientically.
Your Sister in Christ Jesus, Cheri Fritz
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/28/05 01:17 AM
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Convincing a non Adventist to abstain from flesh could be quite hard. Jesus himself ate flesh and so did the angels when they met with Abraham. It would be hard to tell someone that they are committing a sin by doing the same thing Jesus did. It would seem to them that we are calling Jesus and the angels sinners.
It would be easier to convict them over the kosher diet, however, as that is found in the Bible.
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/28/05 02:40 AM
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I know that in todays aggroculture industry that chickens are given steroids to maximize profits by reducing the timeto fully grow in half. An example is that it takes 3 months to get a baby chick to look fully grown vs 6 months\1year. Animals know when they are going to be killed since they can smell blood, and it may be very well possible that they hear what can be happening. They are not as stupid as many would like us to believe. My point is that today meat is a risky thing to eat look at the avian flu, diseases caused by farming salmon, foot and mouth, mad cow, all sorts of stuff to do the following: 1. Supply the general public 2. Get the product (meat) out to the consumers in less time by using science..weird science if you will.
God has given man dominion over all the creatues and the land, and we are destroying it and abusing creatures. I would not eat meat because of the above reasons, and also kosher meat is tasteless from what I have heard.
The same proteins, and oils, and nutrients can be found in theplant kingdom. God Bless & Happy Sabbath, Will
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/28/05 05:47 AM
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Dave True, it would be easier to urge a Adventist-style meat eating diet (but it is in no way kosher! Ask a Jew.) But is easier God's way? Do we want to perpetuate what Sunday-keepers claim we are, "Judaizing Christians" on the "kosher myth" as well as our Sabbath-keeping??
However to make a non-meat diet a matter of salvation is not Adventist either. I think we should lead by example, not by what's easier. Yes, Jesus eat lamb and fish (that's all we have record of) but He also wore sandals and cloaks: should we? God sent the SOP for our day for a good reason, one of which is that the health reform message is vital for our day.
Willy Great reasons for not eating meat. Yes, kosher meat is pretty tastless (I worked in the food industry all my life and grew up with Jews), so that's one reason you see pickled meats and peppered meats, pastrami, corned beef etc. in kosher delicatessens. [ May 28, 2005, 08:43 AM: Message edited by: Phil N. D'blanc ]
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/28/05 10:23 AM
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Greetings Everyone,
Dave, regarding your statement: quote: Convincing a non Adventist to abstain from flesh could be quite hard.
I would like to clear up this statement, although I am not implying that you do not realize this, just that others may perceive we are to do a work of conviction through our own merits.
The work of how we are to be an evangelist(to do missionary work, etc.) is not for us to convict another. Evangelism is to plant seeds of truth which are living and dwelling in us through the power of Christ Jesus. Then it is the work of the Holy Spirit to convict the hearts of humanity.
After teaching people the truth of health reform, we must take things in to prayer.
To teach health reform we must look to the sanctuary message and realize what our duty is for the congregation, and for us personally before the Lord. One of the great important issues is that not only are the 10 commandments in the ark of the covenant, but also the rod of Aaron and the jar of mannna. We need to find out why the Lord is considering these things with Him while He is in the Most Holy Place.
A very good book for all to read is "The Cross and Its Shadow"
Your Sister in Christ Jesus, Cheri Fritz
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/28/05 01:29 PM
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I think we as Adventists sometime get this idea that we are the only vegetarians. This could not be further from the truth, we are but a small minority of the vegetarians in the world. I associate on occasion with young people who are vegan/vegetarian for a variety of reasons; to protect the environment, a healthier lifestyle, preventing cruelty or they are living on a shoestring. (Paradoxidly (is that a word?) many of these same people will think nothing of smoking marijuana.) I guess what I'm trying to say is that if we want to convert people over to a vegetarian lifestyle there are many ways to convince them other than that we feel it is sin.
Redfog
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/29/05 03:24 AM
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Greetings Redfog,
Yes, you are very correct in saying that we should not teach it to be sin. Instruction in truth needs to be giving, caring, and understanding.
Even when the other person in study of truth does not comprehend or even perhaps reject the truth, our hopes should not dwindle, for we have prayer that the seeds of truth will be Watered, and that the hearts will be like prepared good soil.
It is the power of the Holy Spirit that will convict the soul of whether it is sin or good. Our work is so simple, we need to be the living example not by our strength and works, but by His!
As an Adventist I do not think that we are the only vegetarians. But I do beleive as an Adventist, that there are precious truths to be taught as to why we are practicing vegetarianism.
It is the Lord's will that we not force one another to have our same faith and be of one accord. He desires that we attend to our own salvation, and become the vessel that will carry the Oil and light up the whole world.
Also, I am sorry if I have not presented my comments with better understanding.
Your Sister in Christ Jesus, Cheri Fritz
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/28/05 05:11 PM
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Hi once again,
You after rereading I thought I would take the time to clarify the following a bit better.
quote: It is the Lord's will that we not force one another to have our same faith and be of one accord. He desires that we attend to our own salvation, and become the vessel that will carry the Oil and light up the whole world.
It is not the Lord's will to force truth, nor should it be our desire or will to force truth onto another, nor should we desire to force another into being of one accord with the Christ Jesus. This work of coming into one accord is the power of the Holy Spirit as truth sanctify's the soul.
So sorry for my error and hope this helps my ackward sentence.
Your Sister in Christ Jesus, Cheri Fritz
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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05/28/05 05:23 PM
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quote: In the kingdom of God, eating and drinking are not important. The important things are living right with God, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit. Romans 14:17
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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06/01/05 06:20 PM
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I see the issue here is the way food is prepared. In bible times, unless it was a burnt offering, the priest and the person who brought their flesh offering both had a feast when it was sacrificed (and the fat belonged to the Lord--Lev. 3:16). This is why the best animals were offered--they were the greatest tasting and healthiest. The more solemn the occasion and the more offerings given, the more flesh foods were consumed. Nowadays preparation is different. Chemicals and hormones are ruining just about everything. Even what we drink isn't safe. Speaking about unclean foods, our prayer meeting group last night had a discussion about "vitamin" D3 which is normally added to milk. According to a medical source http://vitamind.ucr.edu/milk.html people whose religion restricts what they eat have a dilema on their hands. "Vitamin" D3 may come from swine's flesh.
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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06/02/05 02:16 AM
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"Vitamin" D3 may come from swine's flesh?
Is there any way of knowing whether it does or whether it doesn't?
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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06/02/05 07:36 PM
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The best way is to buy the organic milk! It will tell you exactly what it contains.
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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06/03/05 12:41 AM
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Ah...but maybe the best-er way is giving up the moo-juice altogether! Dark green leafy veggies, sunshine and home made soy milk will take care of any D vitamins lacking. Soy milk from a factory is lousy, and it's real easy at home.
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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06/03/05 05:03 AM
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Better and convient are two different things however. Even more so, better and pleasing are poles apart.
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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06/04/05 03:01 AM
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I can just picture Dave's face when he was posting about soy milk! Rice milk is another good alternative, since some people have problems with soy products and rice is considered an all round non-allergenic product. I always thought commercial soy milk used to taste rather like plastic overshoes. It has improved quite a bit in recent years. It's a hard change for a lot of people to make though.
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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06/04/05 03:43 AM
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I've never eaten plastic overshoes, but think I know what you mean Soymilk is better-tasting these days. I'd have a hard time getting along without it.
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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06/04/05 04:43 AM
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Quote: posted by Daryl Fawcett"Vitamin" D3 may come from swine's flesh?
Is there any way of knowing whether it does or whether it doesn't? |
I’ve read that Vitamin D3 can also come from fish oil. Or, there’s always sunlight.
Jeff
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06/04/05 02:33 PM
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I love some of the commercial soy milks (Silk is one brand name here in the states) that you can buy at any grocery store, however I'm not too sure they are really that good for you. They are quite high in sugar and fat. Health food, I think not. Yummy though.
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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06/04/05 08:24 PM
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I am interested in this 3D information in milk. Does anyone know if it comes from swine or fish?
I don't care if there is oil and sugar in my soymilk, it seems better than this 3D stuff...oh my, I can remember the Loma Linda's Soyagen--talk about lots of oil and sugar!!!
I think Phil's idea of making your own soymilk is best--that way you know what is in the milk. Actually there are LOTS of different "milks" on the market from rice to potato milk...we live close by a healthfood store and I'd say there at least 20 to 30 different milks there, from carob milk to vanilla flavored milk...
I belong to a vegan group of ladies who chat on a board. We are all vegan and I am the only SDA on this board! So Redfog was right in that there are many out in the world who are vegetarian or vegan who do not do it for religious reasons but for health reasons.
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06/04/05 08:39 PM
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I'm not sure I should say this or not but here goes (excuse me if I've posted this before!)
I was convicted at age 15 to become a vegetarian. I was raised on "clean" (certainly not kosher) meat in an SDA home. I did not have an easy time of it because I liked certain meats: chicken/turkey/beef bacon and fish.
What a struggle I had. I would be grocery shopping when hungry (not a good idea) and buy some kind of meat. Then the Holy Spirit would start in on me and after I got home, I can remember taking the meat and throwing it in the large trash bin outside.
One day again when grocery shopping I was very tempted to buy some meat. All of a sudden I was strongly impressed that it was TIME to STOP for good. I knew the Lord was speaking to my heart and I was impressed that if I bought it and ate it, I would be committing the unpardonable sin. I did not buy it and haven't since.
I am not saying that those who eat meat are committing the unpardonable sin. But for ME it would have been a SIN for me to go ahead and buy it and eat it. This is an experience that I went through that I do not hold that others must do the same thing.
But when I read about Judas, how his decision was made when he left the upper room, Sister White says he went to the "point of no return" and this is why he hanged himself. He knew it was too late. This is kind of where I was--at a fork in the road and I had to make a decision. Basically it was whether I would follow the "lust of the flesh (which was really what it was!) or would I follow and give up ALL for Jesus.
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06/05/05 02:22 PM
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Someone in our church with connections with Andrews University was asked how their dairy responds to the "vitamin" (actually a hormone) D requirement. The individual said they "didn't ask questions."
I suspect that most of it comes from pig flesh. My reason for thinking this is because several years ago while I was in the Canadian prairies (1990) I baptized a local butcher. He said that pig parts are the cheapest meat to work with, so it is the most commonly used. Not to scare anyone, but he also said he took a gander at the meat order forms for McDonald's restaurants. His statement about pig flesh being the cheapest was in the context of what he saw when he found out what they put into their products.
The question plaguing me is what do we do know that this knowledge has somehow drifted our way? Put blinders on? Lower our standards? Stand up on this issue where our time and talents were meant to be spent doing something else? Be like the Sundance Kid and let Butch Cassidy do all the "Thinkin'" because "that's what he's good at?"
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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06/06/05 04:02 PM
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First thought that came through my head was "OH! EWE! I use to eat at McDonald's...."
You know there is more than vitamin D to consider, even those perscriptions that the doctors give out...Do people really care what is in them?
Anyway, very interesting to hear what that butcher shared with you.
Thank you for that info, Your Sister in Chrits Jesus, Cheri Fritz
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Re: Still think beef is "Bible clean" food?
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06/06/05 07:59 PM
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Hi all. So Nice now has an organic soymilk out that is better than any I've ever tasted before. We used to drink Potato milk, but it's the same price for a one litre as the soy is for a 2 litre. It's hard to buy any food right now though. Even our vegetables are suspect unless you buy organic... there is insect DNA in our tomatoes, and who knows what else. We buy organic wherever possible, and it's not that much more expensive here.... at least for now.
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