Veganism – A Cult of Intolerance Founded on a Lie

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Disclaimer: I do not hate vegans. :) I dislike their self righteous ideology.

Veganism – A Cult of Intolerance Founded on a Lie

A philosophy doesn’t need to mention God in order to qualify as a religion or to make a cult of its adherents. All that’s necessary to be a religious cult is for people to make an idol of something and to demonize those who don’t worship at their altar.


Veganism is the worship of animals based on the erroneous notion that when properly used for food, animals are being mistreated. Vegans consider themselves to be wiser and more righteous than the population at large and strongly condemn the authors and followers of the Scriptures, who give mankind wholesome and proven guidelines from God about the use of animals for food.


It was, after all, the land of milk and honey, not of tofu and sprouts, which God promised the children of Israel as their great blessing of inheritance.


Veganism is a most pernicious ideology and cult, because it comes directly against God and His sound wisdom with a self-righteous vehemence that would destroy everyone and everything - including their beloved animals - should they hold sway. This is the madness and contradiction of veganism.


This is not at all to say that mankind has been doing things right in the production of animal foods. Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFO’s) and the assembly-line approach to raising animals is an unmitigated disaster – for the animals, environment, workers, and consumers.
But because people do things the wrong way doesn’t mean the right way doesn’t exist. Thinking the answer to the CAFO abomination is ceasing to practice sound animal husbandry practices is like saying the answer to widespread prostitution and fornication is to forbid marriage between a man and woman. Talk about throwing the baby out with the bathwater! (Read Regenerating Grasslands, follow the FB page: Regenerating Grassland, and watch this presentation on the subject: How to Green the World’s Deserts and Reverse Climate Change.)


This is not to say that anyone should be forced to eat meat or can’t freely choose what they will eat. Not everyone must get married, and the same freedom applies to one’s diet. But veganism is a militant philosophy that doesn’t allow for others’ freedom of choice, slyly working on people’s consciences by labeling them as murderers if they’re meat-eaters. That’s a damned lie and vile wickedness to boot.


Some vegans may protest that their religion wasn’t founded on the erroneous notion that using animals is exploitation. They may think it’s just a superior diet, but the record says differently on both counts. Veganism was founded on the doctrine that people should live without “exploiting animals” and pledges seeking an end to the human use of animals, period. And many of those who think veganism is the path to superior health sadly find out otherwise. No culture in the history of mankind has been sustained on a vegan diet.


As for those who think eating animal products lowers their “vibrations,” they haven’t considered that plants are actually lower life forms than animals. Therefore, if one is seeking “higher vibrations,” one should eat animals, rather than plants.
Jesus Christ, Who as a man among us ate meat, summed it up succinctly, “Not that which goes into the mouth defiles a man; but that which comes out of the mouth, this defiles a man” (Matthew 15:11 MKJV).

-Paul Cohen
 
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This is ridiculous. I have a Vegan who sits right beside me while I eat my hamburger.
 

Magenta

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Animals were not given as food until after the flood.
 
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I've been told by several people that I make the best homemade chicken nuggets and honey mustard sauce.

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Fenner

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I know a lot of vegans who aren't self righteous.
 
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AuntieAnt

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I act self-righteous sometimes, unfortunately.... :( *sigh* But praise God who is faithful, I'm still able to learn and get over myself.

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tanakh

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I believe in live and let live when it comes to this subject. There are members of my family who are Vegetarians,(not Vegans) who are not in the least self righteous. There are probably more vegetarians in the world than meat eaters.
 
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AuntieAnt

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I believe in live and let live when it comes to this subject. There are members of my family who are Vegetarians,(not Vegans) who are not in the least self righteous. There are probably more vegetarians in the world than meat eaters.
Actually, India has the highest percentage of vegetarians, which is approx. 28% of the population. Israel is next highest at 13%. All other countries between 1 - 7% of people eating no meat. (Or so says Wikipedia)
 
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FlowersnJesus

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I have been eating vegan for a few weeks.
 
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Ariel82

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I believe in live and let live when it comes to this subject. There are members of my family who are Vegetarians,(not Vegans) who are not in the least self righteous. There are probably more vegetarians in the world than meat eaters.
"Live and let live" totally agree. However we have some pushy, snobbish vegans on this forum who support many of the statements in the article.

God is able to teach us how to treat our temple/body.

I believe anything God gives us as food should be eaten with thanksgiving. There are some dishes I would rather pass than eat, but if I was starving, I don't know. I would have to pray and ask God if He wants me to eat or just die.

The debate about food is a rich person's argument..,in most countries only the rich people can afford to eat meat.....

Or eat at all.
 
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AuntieAnt

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Oh Im sorry. I didnt realize the world revolved around you.....:p
Willie was just being facetious, PollyAnna. He's a very playful brother in Christ. :)

Btw, Haley Mills starred in a movie from the 60's called, Pollyanna. My sister & I really enjoyed that movie when we were very young. Is that where you got your user name? :D
 

Yeraza_Bats

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Someone who identifies as vegan merely as a way to become healthier by changing their diet is fine.

Someone who identifies as vegan who does so because they believe that eating animals or products from animals and makes the claim that those who do are in the wrong are wrong. Even without God, we still live in a world where living things eat other living things in order to survive, its the nature of this world.

But there are people who dont eat meat merely for the health benefits : p I dont think theres anything wrong with that.
 
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Tintin

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Animals were not given as food until after the flood.
Right. While the flora was growing and maturing across the globe, Noah and his family would've eaten fish and perhaps some of their livestock.
 
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There is a problem, 10 billion people cannot be fed on animals, there is just not
enough land on which to graze them, so our future is one or another form
of vegitarian diet, with insects or other grown protein.

So the age of mass farming of animals are numbered. Maybe 50-100 years.

So I think it does not matter, it is the way we have to go.

The numbers are simple. To feed an animal for food takes 9 fields, to grow
the same protein, 2 fields. Not difficult to see the pressure.

Currently we farm 70% of all the available land possible, so reuse of the land
is our only option.