DentArthurDent wrote:
Kudos on losing the weight,
Thanks.
DentArthurDent wrote:
I find it somewhat laughable that you "had gotten tired due to being attacked" you, like I, can be very abrasive, you added to this by attempting to propagate nonsense as science,
While I can be fairly abrasive, it wasn't my views as a creationist that were the issue. The issue had to do with my not approving of a lifestyle I cannot endorse, of which I was asked my opinion on and provided my opinion only to be ganged up on and have fake crap made about me throughout the internet just so some people of said lifestyle could have their laughs at my expense. It's like, you want my opinion? Okay here. Oh, what? You only want my opinion if it's the same as your own opinion? Would you not bother asking me for my opinion if you don't want to hear it?
DentArthurDent wrote:
hopefully you have discarded your intransigent belief in the age of the planet and have stopped trying to square the circle in regard to evolution.
Sorry, although in considering the horrors that God allows to happen to animals in the hands of men I have wondered about the nature of God and what philosophy God would have to justify letting such things occur (even if "temporary" as per Isaiah 11 and 65), I kinda still consider the "ends justifies the means" to be a horrible excuse for the existence and practice of evil. Also, I wonder how such evil can legalistically not be considered sin in God's book. At the same time, previously being omnivorous, I'm glad such isn't legalistically considered sinful - but at the same time I hate myself for the practical Hell I have helped to put so many poor creatures through and wish I had never bought meat or paid for hatcheries to sort out egg laying hens from their brothers which then are subsequently ground up alive. What is wrong with people that someone would even devise a macerator to be began with? It probably would be too difficult for most humans to have that evil as a sin, especially when parents force their children to eat animals either knowingly or unknowingly and such is beyond their control. It's still weird that something so plainly evil to anyone who bothers thinking about the injustice of it could even technically be consider not sinful, but it would seem to be something similar to divorce in which Jesus had said, "Moses because of the hardness of your hearts suffered you to put away your wives: but from the beginning it was not so." and context in Matthew 19 if you're interested or don't know it already. In Genesis, herbivory was the initial situation, and omnivory wasn't even permitted until after the Flood, and in Isaiah 11 and 65, it talks about a return to that Edenic situation for eternity - but even within this paradigm, it worries me that so many trillions of innocent lives could be treated as insignificant just for the sake for redeeming the offspring of humans that deserved to die like He said they would for failing his test. I don't know exactly what to think, but it saddens me that so many innocent creatures are executed without having committed a crime of their own.
DentArthurDent wrote:
BTW I was vego then vegan for almost 20 years, circumstances conspired to turn me back to meat, I do often consider going back to a vegetarian diet.
Please do, for the creatures that don't deserve to go through the Hell that we humans put them through. I have in-laws which would love to see me return to omnivory, but the lives of innocent creatures matter more than such stupid family politics or any "friends" elsewhere.
Hello again anyway.