This is just a simple example of how much Jesus gave up for your behalf.
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If he hadn't eaten bacon then he knows nothing of the joys of life. Why should anyone take advice from him?
This is just a simple example of how much Jesus gave up for your behalf.
Discuss.
mindstorm
"It is not what enters into the mouth that defiles the man, but what proceeds out of the mouth, this defiles the man."
Then the disciples came and said to Him, "Do You know that the Pharisees were offended when they heard this statement?"But He answered and said, "Every plant which My heavenly Father did not plant shall be uprooted."Let them alone; they are blind guides of the blind. And if a blind man guides a blind man, both will fall into a pit."
[Matthew 15: 10-12]
Like this Jesus fellow, Hitler also did not eat bacon. It is a well known fact that evil people don't eat bacon, so Hitler and Jesus not eating it does not surprise me one bit.
Hitler was not a vegetarian. He just wanted people to think that he was. So Hitler most probably ate a lot of Bacon.Like this Jesus fellow, Hitler also did not eat bacon. It is a well known fact that evil people don't eat bacon, so Hitler and Jesus not eating it does not surprise me one bit.
The__Kraken
Yes, God sent his son to die for the sins he allowed the people he created to commit. Then instead of just forgiving us he let us suffer for thousands and thousands of years.
[QUOTE="Fightingfan"]Jesus was black too I hear. Nengo_Flowfar from it... He was Arab looking guy
Yes, that's certainly likely. Anyone who has seen certain Sephardic and other Middle Eastern Jews like Karaites knows that they are often times just barely distinguishable from Arabs. Even then there's a slightly ligher skin tone and certain facial features that sometimes stand out, but they aren't usually enough to make a solid distinction absent other non-genetic factors (such as outward religious implements of Jews).
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[QUOTE="sune_Gem"]
Why?
sune_Gem
he was jewish
I had no idea Jews prohibited that. Why would they? It's natural to eat meat from any kind of animal I thought.
Not pork :P If I remember right it had something to do with how cleanly things were back then or something. Or I may be way off :lol: I've heard the reason stems to the way life was wayyyyy back though :Pits sad how much you guys strayed away from his message, and people making jokes in this thread, know that their will be a time in your life where the serious reality will hit you and you will see how minuscule this world is.
Step offits sad how much you guys strayed away from his message, and people making jokes in this thread, know that their will be a time in your life where the serious reality will hit you and you will see how minuscule this world is.
GrayF0X786
[QUOTE="sune_Gem"][QUOTE="SirWander"]
he was jewish
TrainerCeleste
I had no idea Jews prohibited that. Why would they? It's natural to eat meat from any kind of animal I thought.
Not pork :P If I remember right it had something to do with how cleanly things were back then or something. Or I may be way off :lol: I've heard the reason stems to the way life was wayyyyy back though :PPork isn't the only thing. For land animals, if they do not have a split hoof and "chew cud", then they are not considered to be "food". Swine don't qualify. Neither do horses, camels, rabbits, rodents, etc.
For birds, there is a list in the Torah of what is permissible, and so the halacha boils down to deriving the common features of that permissible list. That includes not raising its legs above its wings, not being a predator of large animals or other birds, not being a scavenger of dead bodies, etc.
For sea creatures, any animal from the sea must have fins and real scales.
That's pretty heavy for a thread about Jesus not having baconits sad how much you guys strayed away from his message, and people making jokes in this thread, know that their will be a time in your life where the serious reality will hit you and you will see how minuscule this world is.
GrayF0X786
I mean it is a name after all, OP could be talking his or her Hispanic Friend :O
That's pretty heavy for a thread about Jesus not having bacon[QUOTE="GrayF0X786"]
its sad how much you guys strayed away from his message, and people making jokes in this thread, know that their will be a time in your life where the serious reality will hit you and you will see how minuscule this world is.
TrainerCeleste
I mean it is a name after all, OP could be talking his or her Hispanic Friend :O
Most hispanics I know eat bacon, and chorizo, :P
That's pretty heavy for a thread about Jesus not having bacon[QUOTE="GrayF0X786"]
its sad how much you guys strayed away from his message, and people making jokes in this thread, know that their will be a time in your life where the serious reality will hit you and you will see how minuscule this world is.
TrainerCeleste
I mean it is a name after all, OP could be talking his or her Hispanic Friend :O
still, what people saying in this thread show how blind they are in their own ignorance, only to later on demoralize those who believe in a creator, sad hypocrisy of OTNot pork :P If I remember right it had something to do with how cleanly things were back then or something. Or I may be way off :lol: I've heard the reason stems to the way life was wayyyyy back though :P[QUOTE="TrainerCeleste"][QUOTE="sune_Gem"]
I had no idea Jews prohibited that. Why would they? It's natural to eat meat from any kind of animal I thought.
m0zart
Pork isn't the only thing. For land animals, if they do not have a split hoof and "chew cud", then they are not considered to be "food". Swine don't qualify. Neither do horses, camels, rabbits, rodents, etc.
For birds, there is a list in the Torah of what is permissible, and so the halacha boils down to deriving the common features of that permissible list. That includes not raising its legs above its wings, not being a predator of large animals or other birds, not being a scavenger of dead bodies, etc.
For sea creatures, any animal from the sea must have fins and real scales.
Theres a much better answer :D That's all really specific though :O Makes it easy for Jewish people to know what they can and can't eat though so that's good I guess :P Pork I guess is the most common though that may be why I've only ever heard of that one :lol:That's pretty heavy for a thread about Jesus not having bacon[QUOTE="TrainerCeleste"]
[QUOTE="GrayF0X786"]
its sad how much you guys strayed away from his message, and people making jokes in this thread, know that their will be a time in your life where the serious reality will hit you and you will see how minuscule this world is.
GrayF0X786
I mean it is a name after all, OP could be talking his or her Hispanic Friend :O
still, what people saying in this thread show how blind they are in their own ignorance, only to later on demoralize those who believe in a creator, sad hypocrisy of OT Lighten up[QUOTE="GrayF0X786"]still, what people saying in this thread show how blind they are in their own ignorance, only to later on demoralize those who believe in a creator, sad hypocrisy of OT Lighten up ok.[QUOTE="TrainerCeleste"] That's pretty heavy for a thread about Jesus not having bacon
I mean it is a name after all, OP could be talking his or her Hispanic Friend :O
dave123321
That's pretty heavy for a thread about Jesus not having bacon[QUOTE="TrainerCeleste"]
[QUOTE="GrayF0X786"]
its sad how much you guys strayed away from his message, and people making jokes in this thread, know that their will be a time in your life where the serious reality will hit you and you will see how minuscule this world is.
m0zart
I mean it is a name after all, OP could be talking his or her Hispanic Friend :O
Most hispanics I know eat bacon, and chorizo, :P
:lol: now that I think about it you're right :lol: Most of their dishes include it too :P I remember learning in High school spanish classes about Jamón, they just leave a big leg of dried meat out on their counter for snacks :lol:Please Log In to post.
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