Does it matter what you eat according to Evolution? According to Creation you should eat fruits, vetables, etc...
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According to evolution?
Anything non-poisonous, which also means no brains and no spinal cords.
Eating other humans is optional.
"According to Creation you should eat fruits, vetables, etc..."
And this strikes you as a particularly astute observation?
According to Creation, man has dominion over all the beasts of the land, birds of the air, and fish of the sea.
Doesn't sound vegan to me.
We should eat things that are good for us and help us to survive.
And occasionally things that just taste delicious, like cookie dough Blizzards from DQ.
Fruits and vegetables are good for us, but so is moderate amounts of meat, we are omnivores and have evolved to eat a lot of things.
"According to Creation you should eat fruits"
And I thought you & your ilk frowned upon that sort of activity. Still, it does explain Ted Faggard...:
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"vetables"
"They really do have an irony deficiency. I honestly believe that in certain parts of America now, people have started to mate with vegetables."
-Jeremy Clarkson, "Top Gear"
“Does it matter what you eat according to Evolution?”
Yes. According to all the evidence, we’re omnivores. So, meat, veggies, insects, fish, fruits, grass, and wild hickory nuts.
“According to Creation you should eat fruits, vetables, etc...”
No. CREATION is the whole universe that’s supposedly created by a deity. CREATION tells us we’re omnivores, so same as above.
According to One of various contradicting accounts of the creation, we were assigned an herbivore diet. Same as the carnivores created alongside us. After the Fludd, though, we were given license to eat meats.
What was weird, though, was while we were all vegetarians, we still killed animals to sacrifice to God, who likes to take a hit on meat-based smokes.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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