Tag: Christian ethics

According to a 2022 study by market research firm Mintel, nearly 74% of Americans eat cookies as snacks, with Oreos remaining a top favorite. The seemingly harmless question of whether eating a cookie is a sin may arise for Christians seeking to align every aspect of their life with their faith, exploring the nuances of gluttony, bodily stewardship, and intent when considering treats like Oreos.

Did you know that some Eastern Orthodox Christians may abstain from meat for more than half the year during various fasting periods? While many Christians consume meat, this is a common misconception, as dietary practices vary widely across different denominations and among individual believers.

In Genesis 1:29, God provides a plant-based diet for humans, an instruction that many interpret as His original intention for humanity. This raises the question: Did God intend for us to be vegetarians? A comprehensive look at scripture reveals a complex and evolving narrative surrounding diet.