Jesus is still alive

Jesus is still alive

Believe it or not, Jesus is still alive. Yes, he is! But, where? In the church? No. In Jewish temples? No. He is inside each and every innocent animal that are slaughtered by selfish people for food, clothing and other needs. Jesus is often called the lamb. That’s because Jesus was as innocent as the lambs. Plus, the lambs and other animals are brutally tortured and killed the same way Jesus was.

Punishment for killing Jesus

Even people who call themselves Christians are contributing to the death of those innocent animals. In this way, they are torturing Him. So, punishment has been inflicted on our planet. And that is Global Warming. Until people stop eating animal flesh, this world will suffer from it. Eating animals is the number one cause of global warming. Watch the video below to know more.

It seems pollution is nowadays inevitable. But, meat-eating is not. So, if people stop eating meat, global warming will decrease and will probably be over once and for all. Plus, meat-production causes more pollution than any other kind of production. Meat is causing the destruction of natural habitats and our ecosystem. Believe it or not, more than ninety percent of the Amazon Forest, cleared since 1970, has been used for meat production.

It’s sad that selfish people eat the flesh of innocent animals and look for all kinds of stupid excuses to justify their selfish actions. Some stupid people even go to the height of saying that their scriptures allow meat-eating, and in this way they contribute to the destruction of our planet. Even if scripture did allow meat-eating, they forget that those were written thousands of years ago. In today’s world, being a vegetarian is a MUST.

Do orthodox Christians care?

If meat-eating is destroying our planet, why don’t orthodox Christians preach, or at least follow vegetarianism. Point is that orthodox Christians don’t care about the planet. They care about-

1.       Their own stomachs (They say Yahweh allowed the eating of innocent animals, though he didn’t.)

2.       Their own friends, families and relatives (Their circle of compassion can’t go any further.)

3.       Forcing their doctrine down other people’s throats. (Plus, they think that they are doing the world a favor by doing this.)

4.       Acting as if they are much better than others. (They believe they are going to heaven just because they believe in THEIR version of Jesus.)

5.       Citing Bible passages in public. (Though Jesus, in Matthew’s Gospel, said not to.)

6.       Criticizing atheists and people of other religions. (Though Jesus taught them not to judge others.)

7.       Wasting time on trying to prove their false idea of Biblical perfection instead of doing something for the poor. (Though the Bible contradicts itself hundreds of times.)

8.       Cursing Mormons and Seventh-Day Adventists, because their beliefs are bit different than theirs.

9.       Cursing anyone who interprets the Bible in a different way.

10.   Talk about how their generation is not doing anything to make the world a better place, while they themselves destroy the world by killing and eating animals, and by doing other such wicked and worthless things.

Christian animal lovers

St. Francis of Assisi said that animals are our brothers and sisters. Leo Tolstoy said that as long as there are slaughterhouses there would be battlefields. Plus, many early Church fathers preached vegetarianism. Yet, orthodox Christians refuse to believe the words of those great people. That’s why they are nothing but hypocrites. I wonder what Jesus would say to them if He gets a chance to meet them.

For those who are orthodox Christians, leave this page right now and continue your prayer or whatever you have to do. For those who are open minded Christians, I would like to tell you to always remember that Jesus taught love and compassion and there is nothing loving and compassionate about the brutal murder of innocent animals, about causing world hunger and about causing the destruction of our planet. Let’s show love to our fellow creatures and make this world a better place.

Blessed are the merciful.