Yin and Yang friend. The existence of Evil is a directly linked consequence of the existence of Good. The name for the fruit of the “tree of knowledge of Good and Evil”?
I don’t know if any of those groups would find eating meat “evil” per se, for example jews and muslims tend to understand these restrictions as “hygiene law” as opposed to moral law, which is in itself rather amazing, that desert nomads understood or atleast grappled with understanding pathogens and toxicity long before “scientific” attempts were made. As to vegans/vegetarians, I think most honest ones wouldn’t see eating meat to feed yourself as evil, so much as creating an unnecessary amount of suffering.
And what’s funny is all the groups can be correct at the same time, because none of them are speaking holographically on the issue, but through a vary narrow scope limited by their time and place and history
Yin and Yang friend. The existence of Evil is a directly linked consequence of the existence of Good. The name for the fruit of the “tree of knowledge of Good and Evil”?
The bittersweet fruit
You need only seek from whence yin and yang flow to find the Monad:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiji_(philosophy)
I don’t know if any of those groups would find eating meat “evil” per se, for example jews and muslims tend to understand these restrictions as “hygiene law” as opposed to moral law, which is in itself rather amazing, that desert nomads understood or atleast grappled with understanding pathogens and toxicity long before “scientific” attempts were made. As to vegans/vegetarians, I think most honest ones wouldn’t see eating meat to feed yourself as evil, so much as creating an unnecessary amount of suffering.
And what’s funny is all the groups can be correct at the same time, because none of them are speaking holographically on the issue, but through a vary narrow scope limited by their time and place and history