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African Believers and Pork Raising

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 12, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 24.

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African Believers and Pork Raising

ONE of our missionaries related how many of the natives in his mission field, after accepting Christ, would no longer raise hogs. They do not consider that the ceremonial law of the Mosaic dispensation applies to them, but they believe that if it was not good for the people of God to deal in hog-raising and to eat pork anciently, it is not becoming for them to do so today; that so far as physiological and health principles are concerned, they apply equally in all ages of the world. The example of these African believers is a good one for Christians in other lands to follow. We wonder if there are any Seventh-day Adventists who read the REVIEW who need suggestions of this character.