Please note I am not a 7th Day Adventist.
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Another early health food advocate was Sister Ellen White, a leader in the Seventh-Day Adventist Church and a founder of the Health Reform Institute in the late 1800s. A strong advocacy for vegetarianism emerged from this group. It may have been this movement that created the need for the first health food stores. The Adventists created the first meat analogs (meat substitutes with meat-like texture) in the United States.END QUOTE
http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/health/Healthy_Eating/What_Is_Health_Food.htm
2007-11-05
13:03:01
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Wow Bad Liberal, it kills you that much to give some credit where it's due?
2007-11-05
13:08:33 ·
update #1
Thanks for all that detail. Once again, you cannot bring yourself to even acknowledge a tiny positive benefit that stems from religion, which is all this post was about. If you actually read it, I was not trying to claim that 7th Day A's "invented" anything, with the exception of fake meat here in the USA.
I am simply stunned that you are so angry toward religion you cannot manage to give a simple "thank you" to a group of people you would normally disagree with. This post isn't about Atheists or who was the first vegetarian in the world. This post was about sharing knowledge and giving thanks to a group of people I wouldn't normally want to thank for anything. It seems you can't even bring yourself to do that. How sad.
Instead of looking at the accomplishment I mention, you throw out your best "well Atheists did it first" piece of evidence and then completely ignore everything else that was said.
2007-11-06
03:39:02 ·
update #2
And you STILL just can't say "thanks." Simply amazing.
2007-11-06
12:04:14 ·
update #3