Comments on: Vegetarians at the Cafeteria http://blog.onefreegarden.com/2009/07/vegetarians-at-the-cafeteria/ Mathom Musings Wed, 05 Oct 2011 08:28:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: Eva David http://blog.onefreegarden.com/2009/07/vegetarians-at-the-cafeteria/comment-page-1/#comment-102 Eva David Wed, 22 Jul 2009 21:09:56 +0000 http://blog.onefreegarden.com/?p=104#comment-102 So glad to see you back! I heard a comment the other day that Mother Teresa's sisters do good works out of a desire to receive glory and reward in the hereafter. The question in response was how to explain the love, peace, and joy that shines out of their faces? They are already tasting His wine... So glad to see you back!

I heard a comment the other day that Mother Teresa’s sisters do good works out of a desire to receive glory and reward in the hereafter. The question in response was how to explain the love, peace, and joy that shines out of their faces?

They are already tasting His wine…

]]> By: Plush Appendix http://blog.onefreegarden.com/2009/07/vegetarians-at-the-cafeteria/comment-page-1/#comment-100 Plush Appendix Sun, 19 Jul 2009 03:32:44 +0000 http://blog.onefreegarden.com/?p=104#comment-100 Yay, you're back! And you mentioned me! You'll be happy to know that I bought some speakers today, so next time you come over we can BOTH watch a movie on my laptop. I was thinking about Prince Caspian and how good it was, and how I kind of want to name one of my kids Lucy now. Did your sister name her second child after one of the Pevensies? (I'm trying to preserve the kid's anonymity there, ha ha.) Anyway, back when the first Narnia movie came out, I read a very critical review which said a lion was a terrifying and misleading way to represent God, since the Bible presents him as a Lamb. Reading your post, it strikes me that this article was written from a strongly "vegetarian" perspective. In more ways than one, since the author changed Aslan from a carnivore to a herbivore! Yay, you’re back! And you mentioned me! You’ll be happy to know that I bought some speakers today, so next time you come over we can BOTH watch a movie on my laptop. I was thinking about Prince Caspian and how good it was, and how I kind of want to name one of my kids Lucy now. Did your sister name her second child after one of the Pevensies? (I’m trying to preserve the kid’s anonymity there, ha ha.)

Anyway, back when the first Narnia movie came out, I read a very critical review which said a lion was a terrifying and misleading way to represent God, since the Bible presents him as a Lamb. Reading your post, it strikes me that this article was written from a strongly “vegetarian” perspective. In more ways than one, since the author changed Aslan from a carnivore to a herbivore!

]]> By: Foxfier http://blog.onefreegarden.com/2009/07/vegetarians-at-the-cafeteria/comment-page-1/#comment-99 Foxfier Thu, 16 Jul 2009 03:29:40 +0000 http://blog.onefreegarden.com/?p=104#comment-99 I like that Chesterton quote. Of course, most Chesterton quotes are good, but still. I like that Chesterton quote.

Of course, most Chesterton quotes are good, but still.

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