Eating More Vegetarian

Okay, so I love meat, completely. I'll still eat it from time to time, as it is not a sin at all; but one thing is a biblical fact--- Adam and Eve did not eat meat before the fall. In fact, we don't know if they consumed milk or unfertilized eggs. I am guessing not, but that point isn't proven. Plus, the Promised Land was to flow with milk and honey. Obtaining milk doesn't kill an animal, and eating honey doesn't kill bees either. Very interesting to me. We can conclude, a vegetarian diet, most likely more vegan, but again, not 100 percent sure there, was God's perfect diet plan for humans and animals. In fact, a family did raise a lion in history that was raised on plants. It defied the "needing meat to survive" mentality. I read the lion fact from Creation Ministries International..

Answers in Genesis: No Animal Death Before the Fall- Great Read

https://answersingenesis.org/death-before-sin/animal-death-before-the-fall/

The righteous man has regard for the life of his beast.

(Proverbs 12:10)

And I am researching this website. I am not approving this website as completely biblically sound-- as I haven't searched it enough, but I've enjoyed learning about vegetarianism from a Christian viewpoint. Again, I will eat meat and its not a sin; God allowed meat consumption after Noah's Flood. (I'll study this more too). 

The Health Benefits of God's Original Diet:

vegbenefits.htm

So, I ordered some used crockpot and easy vegetarian recipe cookbooks on Amazon, along with a toddler cookbook as well. Ill probably still give our 1 year old whole cow's milk daily until 3yrs. like we did with all our other kiddos. The alternative with enough fat only is soy for brain development,...so I've researched from vegan nutritionists. 

Anyways, it will be fun cooking for my family :) 

And when I do eat meat, it will be a treat.