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The Hidden Dangers of Eating Chicken Meat
Can eating chicken actually cloud your intellect and spirit?
How bad is it to eat chicken meat?
AdventAI
Eating chicken meat is highly detrimental to your physical, mental, and spiritual well-being, as it introduces disease into the system and strengthens animalistic passions. While some may believe chicken is a lighter or safer option, it is a significant contributor to serious illness and a clouded intellect.
Impact on Physical Health
Disease Contamination: The whole animal creation is more or less diseased, and eating chicken meat can lead to cancers, tumors, and pulmonary affections.
Inflammatory Results: Flesh diet is a primary cause of inflammatory diseases and fails to make the good, pure blood required for a healthy system.
Putrefaction and Poisoning: Many die from diseases wholly caused by meat eating because the flesh essentially poisons the blood.
False Strength: The feeling of strength derived from meat is merely a temporary stimulus; true muscular vigor is better supplied by grains, fruits, nuts, and vegetables.
Mental and Spiritual Consequences
Clouded Intellect: Consuming chicken meat beclouds the brain, making it impossible to maintain an active intellect or a clear understanding of truth.
Animalized Nature: A flesh diet has a tendency to animalize a person's nature, robbing them of love and sympathy while giving lower passions control over the higher powers of the being.
Spiritual Insensitivity: Meat eating lessens the susceptibility of the soul to realize the force of truth and hinders a successful religious life.
The Nature of Modern Meat Production
Suffering and Stress: The process of shipping animals in crowded, swaying cars causes extreme fright and nervous tension, making the meat unfit for consumption.
Deceptive "Ripeness": Commercial practices often involve letting meat "ripen" for weeks, which is essentially a state of rot.
Universal Curse: Because of human transgression, a curse has fallen upon the cattle and the fowls of the air, making their flesh increasingly dangerous to consume.
Divine Instruction and the Better Way
Original Plan: In the beginning, God did not include animal food in the diet appointed for man, providing instead every herb and fruit-bearing tree Genesis 1:29-30.
Lessons from History: When the Israelites lusted after flesh, God gave it to them in His wrath, resulting in a great plague while the meat was still in their teeth Numbers 11:31-33.
Call to Reform: Those preparing for the coming of the Lord will eventually do away with all meat eating.
Trust in God: We are encouraged to seek first the kingdom of God and trust that He will provide for our needs through the wholesome grains, fruits, and nuts He has provided Matthew 6:33.
Choosing to discard chicken meat is a step toward regaining the "first dominion" of peace and health that God originally designed for His children Micah 4:8. It is a decision that preserves the body as a temple and keeps the mind open to divine guidance.
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