Questions Regarding Dietary Law (For Gentile Christians)
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I think it would be in what we call over processed items. Things like chicken nuggets for example. These kinds of things are like meatloaf. When people make meatloaf at home they add fillers, cracker crumbs, or bread crumbs, then add an egg for a binder. The binder holds all the ingredients of it together. The same idea in dredging a chicken fried steak in egg before you dredge in flour. The egg binds the flour to the steak to make a crusty outside. So yeah, in products that need a binder might have what is also been called "pink slime".
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Thankyou,
- I'm not sure to which part of my post you are referring to?
- Are you referring to those who claim to speak for G-d?
- Yes, the clarification of him being a shepherd kinda solidify s that.
The thing about a kid(goat).
For those that have observed such an animals eating habits. They may of noticed that goats sort of eat and chew on many sorts of things.
The distinction between goats and sheep is an intimate knowledge far as I can see.
One such distinction other than diet is their covering.
While finely woven wool of lambs is like a silk woven in loving kindness.
A goats hide is for tanners to discern.
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More and more meat is being certified “halal”.
Also, we have no way of verifying the way these animals are slaughtered, if they are abused, if the animal died of itself and was still used for meat etc
Most animals are abused and kept in deplorable living conditions that are raised for meat for sale in grocery stores, restaurants(fast food/pizza etc and dine-in)
They might be serving an animal that is clean in terms of classification, but the meat is not fit to eat.
There is a lot of meat that is halal, but the label doesn’t say it’s halal. Many companies are sneaky about it: they’ll tell you that their meat is halal if you ask, but they don’t label it as halal. Shenandoah Valley Organic Chicken, for example.
The customer service rep told me that they have a Muslim priest bless the chickens at slaughter. In other words, the chickens are sacrificed to the idol of Islam.
The bottom line is, if we know it was sacrificed to an idol, we shouldn’t eat it.
Also, we have no way of verifying the way these animals are slaughtered, if they are abused, if the animal died of itself and was still used for meat etc
Most animals are abused and kept in deplorable living conditions that are raised for meat for sale in grocery stores, restaurants(fast food/pizza etc and dine-in)
They might be serving an animal that is clean in terms of classification, but the meat is not fit to eat.
There is a lot of meat that is halal, but the label doesn’t say it’s halal. Many companies are sneaky about it: they’ll tell you that their meat is halal if you ask, but they don’t label it as halal. Shenandoah Valley Organic Chicken, for example.
The customer service rep told me that they have a Muslim priest bless the chickens at slaughter. In other words, the chickens are sacrificed to the idol of Islam.
The bottom line is, if we know it was sacrificed to an idol, we shouldn’t eat it.
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I’ve seen videos of animals not being slaughtered “humanely” that are in facilities that are supposedly under “USDA inspection”. That’s a buzz-phrase.
I’m personally not comfortable placing my faith in these huge corporations raising animals inhumanely to slaughter them correctly. Their goal is money, not to do the right thing.
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I can understand and even agree concerning the treatment of animals. I am merely seeing some myths spoken of in here that are troubling. All meat killed outside of usda inspection (and there are many, people do raise beef for their personal consumption) must be processed and clearly labeled "not for sale". Yes, others besides the grower may purchase the meat but....They must purchase it before it is slaughtered. Once slaughtered it cannot be sold.
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Yes, and I also know of a "kill floor" which was shut down after minutes of mistreatment due to a rare unforeseeable occurrence. An animal breaking through a shute, and running off. Their mistake was running after it.
You have options: Finding yourself a private grower that complies with all your concern points is one. Or stop eating meat
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