It doesn't have to be this way. You could easily just go meatless. (via Pleated-Jeans)catholics every friday during lent pic.twitter.com/JmKXpcfGU9
— kim (@KimmyMonte) February 26, 2024
It doesn't have to be this way. You could easily just go meatless. (via Pleated-Jeans)catholics every friday during lent pic.twitter.com/JmKXpcfGU9
— kim (@KimmyMonte) February 26, 2024
5 comments:
I think that was my first moment of doubt as a little kid in the Catholic faith I was being taught. Fish, my little kid mind perceived, is clearly meat and everyone else thinks so too. I wanted an explanation and none was forthcoming. You just follow the rules.
Raised Catholic and never had any issues around fish not being meat. I'm still comfortable with that after looking at the various definition of what is and isn't meat. Fish is fish. From a religious perspective it's just something one should respect. Unless you also want to take issue with the several billion adherents who consider pork unclean.
The entire idea of any religion is founded on faith without proof, belief in the face of evidence, so why not fish/meat as well?
On a SCALE of one to ten, how much do you think the above comments reflect their author's dogmas ?
In kilograms or pounds?
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