Okay... So my friend and I were talking the other night and the subject of eating people came up...
Yes, eating people. Humans. Cannibalism.
We got discussing it, and both of us are slightly curious as to what human tastes like, although too disgusted by the notion to ever eat someone. But then the question of necessity came up.
If you were stranded somewhere without food, and your only companion died of natural causes, would you eat them?
Would it be morally wrong by biblical standards?
Does the bible say anything about "thou shalt not eat thy brotheren"?
What if before their passing, the dying companion granted you permission to eat them?
If they didn't, I would probably respect their wishes...
Haha I have no idea. It just got me thinking.
If it were life or death, I absolutely think I could eat someone (provided they were already dead). Is this an unpopular opinion?
(To clarify: I am in no way hoping this scenario comes to pass in my lifetime haha.)
Yes, eating people. Humans. Cannibalism.
We got discussing it, and both of us are slightly curious as to what human tastes like, although too disgusted by the notion to ever eat someone. But then the question of necessity came up.
If you were stranded somewhere without food, and your only companion died of natural causes, would you eat them?
Would it be morally wrong by biblical standards?
Does the bible say anything about "thou shalt not eat thy brotheren"?
What if before their passing, the dying companion granted you permission to eat them?
If they didn't, I would probably respect their wishes...
Haha I have no idea. It just got me thinking.
If it were life or death, I absolutely think I could eat someone (provided they were already dead). Is this an unpopular opinion?
(To clarify: I am in no way hoping this scenario comes to pass in my lifetime haha.)