Humanitarian Philosophy
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Then he might be justified in eating flesh to preserve his life.
HUMANITARIAN PHILOSOPHY 25 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Q. If there is no personal God, who created this world ?
A. It is a scientific proposition, and so acknowledged by all thinking men.
Q. Do church people get angry at your philosophy ?
A. Yes, sometimes, as when their con- science is seared by a hot iron.
Q. Have not vegetables life?
A. Not life which suffers an evident pain nor do they flee when you threaten to pluck them. Such a qu...estion is invariably asked by a carnivorous wiseacre.
Q. Why are all Vegetarians lank, lean and skinny ?
A. Because you like the taste of meat and intend to continue eating it.
Q. I know animals have fear and pain, but supposing God did place them on earth for man to slay and eat, what then?
A. "God" is no better then than your 'devil. " Q. What were animals created for?
A. What were YOU created for?
Q. What is your conception of God?
A. Nature. Higher self Conscience.
26 HUMANITARIAN PHILOSOPHY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Q.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he might be justified in eating flesh to preserve his life.
HUMANITARIAN PHILOSOPHY 25 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Q. If there is no personal God, who created this world ?
A. It is a scientific proposition, and so acknowledged by all thinking men.
Q. Do church people get angry at your philosophy ?
A. Yes, sometimes, as when their con- science is seared by a hot iron.
Q. Have not vegetables life?
A. Not life which suffers an evident pain nor do they flee when you threaten to pluck them. Such a qu...estion is invariably asked by a carnivorous wiseacre.
Q. Why are all Vegetarians lank, lean and skinny ?
A. Because you like the taste of meat and intend to continue eating it.
Q. I know animals have fear and pain, but supposing God did place them on earth for man to slay and eat, what then?
A. "God" is no better then than your 'devil. " Q. What were animals created for?
A. What were YOU created for?
Q. What is your conception of God?
A. Nature. Higher self Conscience.
26 HUMANITARIAN PHILOSOPHY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Q.
What to read after Humanitarian Philosophy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil Edward Kusel to read onlineMoreLess
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