Shoveling that pound of grilled beef and cheese down your gullet because it 'tastes good' is not survival. Now, if you live somewhere where killing and eating animals is your way of surviving, by all means, do what is necessary to survive. I grew up in a rural aera and have seen these large factory farms and the horrid conditions the animals live in. So many people know that beef comes from a cow and pork from a pig, but they are completely disconnected from how that happens. I believe everyone should be educated on the source of their food. I'd like my kids and grandchildren to have the opportunity to inherit a healthy Earth.

That simply isn't a sustainable strategy for the long run.

We're tearing down the rainforests to support our meat obsession. If I'm not willing to kill my cat or dog for food, why should I be willing to kill a cow or a pig? Not to mention the environmental impact that our obsession with beef consumption has. I also choose to be a vegan for a variety of reasons, but the driving force behind it is my ethical belief that we are no better/worse than the other inhabitants of earth. There are some good documentaries out there about the 'god gene' that might shed some light on the subject for you. In fact, they've identified the genes that make people more or less inclined to believe in a god. I don't fault others for doing so though. I don't believe in the textbook definition of a god. In my experience, most people who get upset about anyone's choices of religion and/or lifestyle are usually over-compensating for their own lack of self worth or a refusal to acknowledge that they are not the center of the universe, or struggle to understand why anyone could be possibly want to be different from them.

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