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Email to Ray - Hunting?
Gina:
Even us sweet, delicate little dew drops, Dave? ;D ;)
What if it were a little, starving girl or boy who needed to eat and the only thing that was being offered them was meat? Should they, in all fairness, have to kill that animal?
"The LORD God made clothes from animal skins." Beginning of Genesis.
I grant you, God made those skins indirectly by (1) causing Adam and Eve to kill the animals (though, they were adults for sure by then), or, God made those skins indirectly by causing another animal to hunt to kill. We don't know, do we?
Kind of like, we, here in this day and age, weren't "hands-on" in the sacrifice of Jesus, but God doesn't mind at all that we gladly accept that sacrifice and eat and drink Him, still.
So...there. :P ;)
Doug, you nailed it when you said this is a topic ripe for debate. But it's not rife with endless possibilities, so seeing how this picture will end as it has numerous times before, I'm gonna go watch a chick flick. ;D
Gina:
--- Quote from: doug on June 05, 2012, 12:09:29 AM ---Hey Gina --- has anyone ever told you that you can get quite nit-picky? (smiling broadly!)
In my part of the woods the squirrels aren't rabid!! They've got plenty of space and scores of acorns to munch on! :)
Now... a raccoon, skunk or bat.... welllll... not so much! :P
Also, if my stomach was a growlin' that would be enough cause for me to make "squirrel gravey & dumplin's" on the spot!!
Oh yeah, I can see now that you are the shusi on daddies yacht type of gal. Well... my daddy always taught me.... if you catch em.... then you hav ta clean em." :o
But then... if you were my first date.... I wouldn't be that chauvinistic! ;)
--- End quote ---
haha!! LOLOL!! Doug, you're a trip! haha. I love your sense of humor!! Honest to God.
As to your first point (sushi is spelled s-u-s-h-i) ;D: Sticks and stones, sticks and stones... lol
And as to your second point: That almost sounded prophetic, but then I gave it some more thought and said to myself... Uh-uh.
hehe
Gina:
And keep in mind, Ray only said: "I personally have no desire to shoot a deer, however."
That does not mean that he would not shoot the deer if he had no other options and was starving. Or, for that matter, shoot something else. "A statement of fact is not a statement of limitation." (Who said that?)
Gabriel:
"A statement of fact is not a statement of limitation."
I always loved it when he said that. :)
Gina:
:)
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