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Is a lion human?
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Sapper Woody
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This, exactly. In my area in Kansas as a teen, there were a couple county judges who declared that they would not allow deer poachers to be prosecuted. One after totaling three cars in one year. They were a real problem. And Kansas deer are nice sized, too.
What about Richard the Lionhearted?
We have been getting into trouble ever since we started personification and humanization of animals. Bambi did not help.
Hard cold fact: if you eat meat, you either killed it yourself or you paid someone to kill it for you. Do cannibals eat their meat without kosher bleeding?
I have never really hunted or fished for trophies--just for putting more meat in the freezer for winter--along with the side of beef and chickens. Surely, I must love killing, but I am still in denial. We were omnivores--we also had a garden. Many lived off wild meat during the 1930's depression. A lot of species were wiped out.
Slaying of animals has a precedent all the way back to the Garden of Eden when God killed animals to make skins to cover Adam and Eve , their having discovered their nakedness. Animal sacrifice was made by Abel. Cain, the first animal rights activist, did not. He made a bad choice. And another: killing his brother.
We live in a narcissistic world, run by narcissistic, in many cases, despotic atheists. A lot of money is generated in third world countries by selling whatever from the carcasses of whatever animals. There is a Black Market for such things.
The question is: Was the dentist willingly duped or blissfully ignorant?
This may wind up in the same annals as the young lady, Amanda Knox, studying in Italy, accused of killing her room mate. She was arrested, convicted, vindicated, reconvicted--for the same crime.
Lions are human--only if they have names.
Curious: many seem to be more concerned about animal rights than the rights of human fetuses.
Even so, come, Lord Jesus.
Bro. James
Hard cold fact: if you eat meat, you either killed it yourself or you paid someone to kill it for you. Do cannibals eat their meat without kosher bleeding?
I have never really hunted or fished for trophies--just for putting more meat in the freezer for winter--along with the side of beef and chickens. Surely, I must love killing, but I am still in denial. We were omnivores--we also had a garden. Many lived off wild meat during the 1930's depression. A lot of species were wiped out.
Slaying of animals has a precedent all the way back to the Garden of Eden when God killed animals to make skins to cover Adam and Eve , their having discovered their nakedness. Animal sacrifice was made by Abel. Cain, the first animal rights activist, did not. He made a bad choice. And another: killing his brother.
We live in a narcissistic world, run by narcissistic, in many cases, despotic atheists. A lot of money is generated in third world countries by selling whatever from the carcasses of whatever animals. There is a Black Market for such things.
The question is: Was the dentist willingly duped or blissfully ignorant?
This may wind up in the same annals as the young lady, Amanda Knox, studying in Italy, accused of killing her room mate. She was arrested, convicted, vindicated, reconvicted--for the same crime.
Lions are human--only if they have names.
Curious: many seem to be more concerned about animal rights than the rights of human fetuses.
Even so, come, Lord Jesus.
Bro. James
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Thousand Hills
Active Member
Can somebody at least tell me for sure how you pronounce his name, I've heard it both ways
Cecil - pronounced seesill
Cecil - pronounced seh sul
Cecil - pronounced seesill
Cecil - pronounced seh sul
Actually God created lions to eat the herbs of the earth according to Genesis. After the flood animals became meat eaters
A "heroic fool" who enabled King John's tyranny. Is that what a lion would do, or what are you getting at?
salzer mtn
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The pronounciation of his name depends on what part of the world you live in.
After the Flood or after the Fall (Garden of Eden)
After the Flood.
Pre-flood and pre-fall we see,
But the animals didn't begin to fear each other or man until after the flood. Man didn't begin to eat meat until after the flood. That is why Noah was able to bring all the animals into the ark because they had not yet began to fear man and the food Noah gathered was for the animals too.
the verse which shows that animals didn't become meat eaters wuntil after the flood is this:
Notice they ate what Noah ate and God didn't give meat to man for eating until he left the flood.