Since God doesn't exist I can eat meat on Fridays, yes?

Answer 1

Eat meat every day of the week. Mmmmmmm dead animals.

Answer 2

Hi jim♥darwi...

God did not tell us not to eat meat on Friday or any other day.. That order came from the Catholic Church. They are as full of it as you are.....They say it is ok to do away with the Sabbath and keep the first day of the week.
They say that Jesus was born in the month of December so as to convince people to keep a pagan day as a holiday. Jesus was born in the month of October.

The God that doesn't exist, has made many prophecy's in the Bible that you believe to is a book of fables.... Theses prophechy's are about things that have and are going to happen to the United States, Britian, Canada, Israel, Russia, China, Iran and other Nations.... How do you think He did that if He doesn't exist?

Yes there are prophechy's in the Bible which will very soon happen which will concern you, me, and all the people of the U.S. Get ready it is not going to be pretty..... Very soon there is going to be a recession occur which will become a depression in these United States. So what, you may ask? People survived the great depression..... The soon comming depression is going to take the lives of one third of the people that live here.

When this happens it might very well be to late to believe that God does exist.

Star is wrong you cannot do what you please..
Angelical... is wrong God does not exist in your heart.....Your heart is muscle. That is a lie which she has been taught....

And then there is Marcyfior...Does God really love you? Psa 5:5 The foolish shall not stand in thy sight: thou hatest all workers of iniquity.
The scripture tells us that God relly does dislike those that break his law. (Iniquity).

As for Pantherem... the word lent is not in the Bible.... Check the Catholics for that one.

And then there is i serve HIM Wrong!!!! We do not have freewill to eat anything we want...... Pork, shrimp, lobster, rabbit, and others we cannot eat.

It is no wonder why some disbelieve.... The Protestans and Catholics tell so many lies about God, Jesus, and the Bible. People simply don't know what to believe. By the way Jesus was three nights and three days in the tomb not from Friday Sunset until Sunday just prior to Sun Rise which is two nights and one day, as the Catholics and Protestants lie about.... This is what Jesus said....Mat 12:40 For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth.

It is not my thoughts to try to convert you, only deliever the truth to you...Jesus never once tried to convert anyone......Neither shall I... You have a good day.

Answer 3

God does exist, but I still eat meat on Fridays. I got over being catholic a long time ago. They are the ones who observe this.

Answer 4

God does exist ... he was created by man. Many Gods have been created over the years by man for many purposes. Some believe that it is bad to eat meat on Fridays. I don't know exactly how they came to that decision, but there must have been a good reason.

Answer 5

God does exist and He don't care what you eat in the age of grace. 1 Timothy 4: 4 For every creature of God is good, and nothing to be refused, if it be received with thanksgiving: The only thing that He cares about is what you are going to do with His Son. The Lord Jesus Christ died for your sins, He was buried and took your sins away and He rose again the third day for your justification. Believe and trust in that and you want care about what you eat on Friday or any other day. 1 Corinthians 15: 3 For I delivered unto you first of all that which I also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures; 1 Corinthians 15: 4 And that he was buried, and that he rose again the third day according to the scriptures:

Answer 6

God does exist and even if you eat meat on Fridays, that should change whether God exists or not. It just has to affect your love for your particular religion and whether you feel right disobeying whathever religion you are a member of. Also, God loves you whether you eat meat on Fridays or not. It is whether you love God or not.

Answer 7

Since GOD DOES EXIST, you can eat meat on Fridays, the other six days a week, too. I always say, "There is a place for all God's creatures--right next to the mashed potatoes and gravy."

My hounds couldn't agree more.

Answer 8

God does exist. He has a body of flesh and bones. He could wipe you off the face of the planet anytime He wanted to. But He still loves you anyway.There are lessons that you need to learn while in your earthly state. You could do with some guidance in your life in this direction. Prayers for, and blessings to you, whether you want them or not. Oh, by the way, eat whatever you want. It's all good. Just bless it and thank God for it before you do. I've never had food poisoning so somebody must be listening.

Answer 9

Not sure how God and meat on Fridays go together... probably because I'm an ignorant atheist... but hell, I eat meat on Fridays!

Answer 10

You can meat any time. Christians don't eat meat on Fridays during Lent.
But when you see God be sure to ask Him anyway and get the answer right from the Source.

Answer 11

Whether or not you choose to eat meat on Fridays doesn't direcly correlate with the existance of God. The question is WHY does a person choose to abstain from meat on Fridays.

Historically, it was a sacrifice. By outwardly simplifying your life (in this case, by simplifying what you eat), you are opening yourself to the chance to get back to basics, including in your faith life.

Today, Catholics usually only abstain from meat on the Fridays of Lent and Ash Wednesday. But what is really stressed for Lent is the idea of clearing out the clutter and getting to the core of faith. So you will hear priests talk about "prayer, fasting, and abstenance" for Lent. The fasting and abstenance isn't about the food persay but about clearing out the bad in our lives. We talk about abstaining from hateful words, from bad habits, from anything that keeps us from being the people we can be. Fasting reminds us that not everyone on this planet has what we do and that we need to share our bread with others.

Many Catholics, including myself, continue to abstain from eating meat on Fridays during Lent out of respect for the tradition. But if that's all we're doing, we're missing the point.