Tub Taam Or a Vindication of the Jewish Mode of Slaughtering Animals for Food
Tub Taam Or a Vindication of the Jewish Mode of Slaughtering Animals for Food
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To sum up the foregoing, I say : We have seen that neither striking on the head nor Shech- itah kills an animal. But by blows a disease is brought on that kills the animal, and by Shechitah the bodies are separ- ated. The body is not killed directly by Shechitah, but a gate is opened for the arteries and veins to let the life-blood flow out, so that the flesh is left without life. But as long 31 as the struggles of death last, the animal is considered to be alive, according to Jewish law.
Let u...s now consider the question which high-minded and high-standing Gentiles asked. They asked that question from pure motives, viz. , to promote the cause of humanity as far as possible, and not for the purpose of annoying the Israelites.
The interrogators of that question are members of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and they pro- secute any one and every one whom they apprehend in hav- ing committed any cruel act towards an animal. If the person accused is convicted by the court, he is punished, in order to prevent him and others from acting so cruelly in future.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To sum up the foregoing, I say : We have seen that neither striking on the head nor Shech- itah kills an animal. But by blows a disease is brought on that kills the animal, and by Shechitah the bodies are separ- ated. The body is not killed directly by Shechitah, but a gate is opened for the arteries and veins to let the life-blood flow out, so that the flesh is left without life. But as long 31 as the struggles of death last, the animal is considered to be alive, according to Jewish law.
Let u...s now consider the question which high-minded and high-standing Gentiles asked. They asked that question from pure motives, viz. , to promote the cause of humanity as far as possible, and not for the purpose of annoying the Israelites.
The interrogators of that question are members of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and they pro- secute any one and every one whom they apprehend in hav- ing committed any cruel act towards an animal. If the person accused is convicted by the court, he is punished, in order to prevent him and others from acting so cruelly in future.
What to read after Tub Taam Or a Vindication of the Jewish Mode of Slaughtering Animals for Food?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aaron Zebi Friedman to read onlineMoreLess
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