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for instance, they say eating shrimp is a sin but it's actually not. i mean, it's for human consumption for crying out loud. anything that's for human food is ok no matter what it is, be it an animal or anything. |
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By your IRREFUTABLE LOGIC |
The Virgin, if the intention of an edible animal like a deer for example is to be our food, then why are they generally so eager to escape the hunter? Why don't they just come running to us when we're hungry?
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There are cases where animals more or less do offer themselves up as food for others, for example in cases of sexual cannibalism, perhaps most famously demonstrated by some species of praying mantis. So, such behaviours do exist in nature and so if the point of animals is to be our food, why don't they offer themselves to us? If God created animals and that their function really is to be eaten by us, I believe they should behave accordingly and not try to get away when we want to eat them.
For a deer to run away from a starving hunter is like the deer defying God's intention after all. Is it a sin for a deer to run? |
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if a deer was sapient and understood God, it would sacrifice itself to the hunter willingly but I digress - I'm just trolling here just following the Virgin's footsteps |
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i have read before that some animals suffer from depression and commit suicide maybe a depressed deer might run directly into a hunter's scope |
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But that observation still doesn't explain why God didn't just make it easier if he/she/it intended them to be et in the first place. |
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