Busted out the Thesaurus (or is it the automatic complaint generator?) I see...
If you think enjoying death which is a byproduct of sin "worldly", I'm sure YOU can also supply Scripture for that notion as well.
It's that time of year again . . .
Discussion in 'General Baptist Discussions' started by Aaron, Nov 14, 2009.
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I don't kill flies, snakes, etc.
I waterboard them until they reveal al-Qaeda's plans.
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I love killing deer. :jesus:
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padredurand Well-Known MemberSite Supporter
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JohnDeereFan Well-Known MemberSite Supporter
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To reiterate, a mature Christian who hunts does not do so because it feels good to kill something. Even though it is a sin to take pleasure in killing something indiscriminately, it is not a sin in and of itself to enjoy hunting. There is indeed a difference. That said, there are no doubt some people who hunt because they want to kill something. If they're doing it for that reason, they're doing it for the wrong reason. -
When I killed my first animal, a squirrel, the feelnig was one of godliness and holiness. I had subdued the earth and ruled over it. I had harvested an animal given to me for food according to the commandment of God.
Some do treat it as a sport. It is not a sport to me. It is a god-given joy.
And for the record, hunting doesn't just start with deer season. There are squirrels, feral pigs, turkeys, waterfowl, et. lol -
They didn't like the idea of eating a squirrel so I guess they will wait until they are old enough for deer or turkeys. :D -
I'll agree 100% with that... will you Webdog?
And I bet 100% of the hunters on this thread will agree too.
VERY good post... IF that would have been posted in the first page.. we would have not stumbled and fumbled around in this debate!...
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I'll tell you how much we love to kill things: before I taught my boys to hunt, I made both of them sit down and watch "Opie the Birdman".
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I have looked at hunting objectively. I did not grow up hunting as you assume because I disagree with you. I have begun to hunt in the last few years because of the ever increasing prices in the grocery stores and the concern I have over all the growth hormones, steroids, chemicals and medications they pump into the cows to get them to fatter faster. Grinding up animal by-products and feeding them to cows that were meant to eat grass is not natural. Eating such an unnatural diet cannot be good for the cow in the long run, and therefore, it cannot good for us. -
I just got back from hunting deer in the Mississippi Delta National Forest. My little brother and I had great fellowship together in the woods. We saw five does (they were legal to kill) but no bucks today. We passed on the does....because we wanted a huge buck with giant antlers. Bucks make good sausage, but we also like to mount the horns so we can enjoy their beauty , and memories of our hunt every time we look at them.
I enjoy hunting. I am an animal lover. I help thin the herd and manage a God given resource because.............HE gave me dominion over them,... and they taste great !!!! I hope to slay a Monster Buck this week. -
Also to the OP question....of course Christ would approve ..he was a meat eater who hung out with fishermen !!! Gimme a break with the PETA attitude !
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JohnDeereFan Well-Known MemberSite Supporter
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The old rule was "white wine with white meat and fish/red wine with red meat". That's not true any more.
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