A study from the original greek from the New Testament reveals that Jesus, being hungry, did not ask "Do you have meat?" The correct translation of his application would be instead: "Do you have something to eat?" In all cases the greek original speaks of "food" in general.
The problem then shifts to the interpretation of the source material, translations and, sometimes, on bad translations.
What about the miracle of bread and fish?
Some scholars of the Bible, taking account of the merciful Jesus, suggest that the "fish" were a lot of meatballs made from a plant marine plant known as the fish. A type of food spread across today. There is a practical consideration: the balls were kept in the oven without the raw fish, in that warm climate, go bad very quickly ruining every other food is in the same basket.
is important that in the early manuscripts of the Gospel there is no mention of the fish, the miracle is described as bread and fruit.
The justification of Christian eating meat are based on inaccurate translations or literal interpretations of the Christian symbolism of all subjective.
Genesis 1.29 And God said, Behold, I give you every herb bearing seed on the surface of all the earth and every tree which has fruit yielding seed, this will be yours for food. "
Plutarch (Chaeronea, 46-127), wrote in De esu carnium:" You ask under what reasoning Pythagoras abstained from eating meat, I Instead ask, full of wonder, what provision, mind and thought the first man touched his mouth with blood and touched with his lips the flesh of an animal killed, preparing the table with corpses and lifeless idols, and has also called "delicacies" that only those members just before bellowing, shouting and moving and seeing. How could support the view that the killing of beings were slaughtered, skinned and cut to pieces, like the smell held the stench? As such contamination is not repugnant to the taste, to touch the wounds of other living beings and in the mood and drinking the blood of fatal wounds? "Pino
Once, my husband, he said:" With this our vegetarian diet I morally I feel really good. "
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