Christ's birthday

[Violet]

It absolutely is relevant. Craveman said God was not loving and fair because he cause animals to die. I'm wondering if Craveman's world view is consistent with this.

Wether Craveman cares about the lives of the animals is utterly irrelevant to if "God" does. So no, it isn't relevant to the point Craveman was making He is pointing out that a being who kills the innocent is most certainly not fair or merciful... and certainly had no love of the innocent.

Wonder what that says about 'God'... of all the relatively peaceful creatures that lives on Earth... why did he choose the race that has been responsible for more destruction than all of the other creatures on Earth combined? I think this is very telling about his nature

edit: lol, Crave... you posted that when I was writing this all up... meh, I'll leave it alone... I said the same things I think

If you want to put animals on the same plane as humans go right ahead. But that is certainly not my view of things.

And by the way, I think the "Twilight Zone" did an episode about aliens eating humans. I cannot remember what the episode was called though. It was a good one.

??? Did I say that other animals are equal to us? Not that I can tell... I don't even hold all humans as equal to each other. Some of us are good at some things... others good at different things... still more of us good for nothing.

I do, however, feel that our collective treatment of other animals (simply because they are not of our brood)... is needlessly cruel and exceptionally unfair. We are in many qualities similar to other lifeforms... that we had a headstart in development does not detract the developments of others. I am just suggesting an overhaul in how we consider 'food' and the rights we give to other species (or the rights we do not give, to be more specific).

Everyone knows that animals raised for meat are selected because of their genetic evilness so all of them deserve to die. *GRIN*

Humans could be quite the eating too, you know... or have you tried it already? We have killed other animals in cold blood, and then decided that they taste good enough to eat... I wonder why we do not do try the same with our dead?