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> sooooooooo, what about the fish he ate?

 

That's why people think vegetarians eat fish. I've heard it said

that the reason fish was allowed on Fridays and was not

considered " meat " is because the Catholic church had a large

financial stake in the fishing industry and didn't want to cut the

hand that fed them. So, I would say that we can blame the Catholic

church for making people think that fish isn't meat. (Not meant to

offend anyone who is Catholic. I can do this you see since I am

technically Catholic.)

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Yes, he did, didn't he?

 

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Thursday, June 05, 2003 4:55 AM

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sooooooooo, what about the fish he ate? [i do think the T-shirts

that site is promoting are kinda cool, tho]

 

On 4 Jun 2003 at 22:58, ~Janice Macak~ wrote:

 

> http://www.soystache.com/jesus.htm

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> Janice

 

 

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I think that's probably right. But I think that people that eat fish are NOT

vegetarians.

 

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Thursday, June 05, 2003 10:13 AM

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> sooooooooo, what about the fish he ate?

 

That's why people think vegetarians eat fish. I've heard it said

that the reason fish was allowed on Fridays and was not

considered " meat " is because the Catholic church had a large

financial stake in the fishing industry and didn't want to cut the

hand that fed them. So, I would say that we can blame the Catholic

church for making people think that fish isn't meat. (Not meant to

offend anyone who is Catholic. I can do this you see since I am

technically Catholic.)

 

 

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Sadly, just one more urban myth about the Vatican, as are most stories about

The Church's vast wealth. They are wealthy for sure but so are " many " other

institutions, organizations, and of course, families. The bottom line is

that those who know won't talk, and those who talk just don't know. BTW,

I'm not Catholic either.

 

Dave

 

 

 

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Thursday, June 05, 2003 8:13 AM

 

Re: Jesus Was A Vegetatian

 

>>...I've heard it said that the reason fish was

allowed on Fridays and was not considered " meat "

is because the Catholic church had a large financial

stake in the fishing industry and didn't want to cut

the hand that fed them...<<

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I guess that would depend on *your* definition of vegetarian.

 

I am sure to some he was, and to others he was not.

 

 

rwhitt1212 wrote:

> OK, so was he or was he not a vegetarian if you read and follow the

> scriptures?

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I guess the way I look at it is if you are a vegetarian for 360+ days a year

and fell off the wagon just a couple times I'd say you are still a veggie.

Just not a perfect one.

Robin in NC

 

 

 

 

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, " ~Janice Macak~ "

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> I think that's probably right. But I think that people that eat

fish are NOT vegetarians.

 

I agree totally. That's one of my pet peeves......when people ask

me if I eat fish after I tell them I'm a vegetarian. People who

only eat fish are " something " , but they are NOT vegetarians!

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, " Pixx " <lists@p...> wrote:

> I guess that would depend on *your* definition of vegetarian.

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> I am sure to some he was, and to others he was not.

 

If he indulged in fish from time to time, he is NOT a vegetarian in

my book! I would call him a pescetarian, semi-vegetarian, partial-

vegetarian or part-time-vegetarian!!

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Oh, I agee with you! But some wouldn't. That is why I said that it

depends on ones own definition. [i call myself an on-again-off-again

vegetarian, and I have my periods of time [months or years] where

I am vegan even, but times where I am neither].

 

 

On 5 Jun 2003 at 22:12, Sheryl wrote:

> If he indulged in fish from time to time, he is NOT a vegetarian in my

> book! I would call him a pescetarian, semi-vegetarian, partial-

> vegetarian or part-time-vegetarian!!

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I think He probably was most of the time.

 

Janice

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OK, so was he or was he not a vegetarian if you read and follow the

scriptures?

 

 

 

 

 

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That's a great view! :-)

 

Janice

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I guess the way I look at it is if you are a vegetarian for 360+ days a year

and fell off the wagon just a couple times I'd say you are still a veggie.

Just not a perfect one.

Robin in NC

 

 

 

 

 

 

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