*************Your willingfully giving something up is equal to the magic voodoo payoff in the afterlife.
The notion is silly.
M*W: Why wait for the unattainable 'afterlife'? The sacrifice IS the reward.
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*************Your willingfully giving something up is equal to the magic voodoo payoff in the afterlife.
The notion is silly.
because its the thing about eating meat ... you can't do it without spilling it.Why blood sacrifice though?
What's this thing with blood?
Makes you wonder, doesn't it? What kind of god needs blood and death to appease their fury?Why blood sacrifice though?
What's this thing with blood?
I agree with you, but this is harldy limited to religions. The military has this deeply ingrained and then governments use this against the people - don't you support the troops?. Secular authorities and private company owners are always asking (read: demanding) sacrifices from people. Hell, who bailed out the banks? It wasn't the Pope that called for that.*************
M*W: Why does sacrifice exist in nearly every religion? For the guilt trip, of course!
*************I agree with you, but this is harldy limited to religions. The military has this deeply ingrained and then governments use this against the people - don't you support the troops?. Secular authorities and private company owners are always asking (read: demanding) sacrifices from people. Hell, who bailed out the banks? It wasn't the Pope that called for that.
because its the thing about eating meat ... you can't do it without spilling it.
because its the thing about eating meat ... you can't do it without spilling it.
For instance there are vedic references that point out that whatever benefit one can hope to be achieved with slaughtering an animal can be achieved by offering a sliced lemon with a bit of crimson paint ... yet for some reason people prefer to slaughter an animal.
I mean what do you suppose they do with the animals they slaughter?
Throw them in the trash?
I think the rituals that surround meat eating in religion are simply meant to regulate itDo you think that Ritualistic religion is based on overcoming taboos about eating meat?
I think it has more to do with offering the secondsInteresting idea.
It works in Christianity and Judaism.
In the story of Cain and Abel, Cain was the vegetable offerer, and his sacrifices were not pleasing to god. Cain's animal sacrifices were acceptable to him.
We read in the Bible:
"In the course of time Cain brought to the Lord an offering of the fruit of the ground, and Abel brought of the firstlings of the flock and of their fat portions. And the Lord had regard for Abel and his offering, but for Cain and his offering he had no regard" (Gen. 4:3-5).
a somewhat better alternative to what you are likely top encounter on peta websitesoww, what's that second picture ??!!
a somewhat better alternative to what you are likely top encounter on peta websites
the peta web site?in what contry that picture is???!!! and what are they doing??!!
the peta web site?
Probably factory farming the USA
you already told me about the website, i'm asking about, in what contry, do they do things like that, i thoght it is india
I think it has more to do with offering the seconds