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If a pit is "bottomless", why would it have a "distinguishable... bottom"?

It sounds like you've read The Screwtape Letters. :)

You didn't use the word, "prefer" but you did say it would be your choice; it is reasonable to conclude that you "prefer" Halal meat if it "would be your choice".

Yes... but that still doesn't explain why you "prefer" Halal meat. That doesn't make sense to me.

You answered, and after, I responded to another person about the same issue.

It's been -40 here. That's the same in Celsius and Farenheit. It's expletive cold. I survived, though a new first is running my gas fireplace continuously for several days (yes, all night too). I know, not recommended.

Nutritional yeast, corn starch, and turmeric have their place in the kitchen, but tofu is just wrong.

I have adequately explained my disagreement with the KJV rendering of this verse. Your fearmongering is both silly and anti-intellectual.

None of the words mean anything if Jesus did not die on the cross for our sin, and rise again from the grave.

I know these things. I am simply wondering why a Christian would prefer meat dedicated to an idol.

Says you.

Did I say anything about heretics? No. You can't even read my posts correctly... why would I think you can read Scripture correctly?

Changing Scripture now, are you?

The gospel does not save; it tells us of the Lord Who saves. The gospel didn't suffer torture and die on the cross, the gospel wasn't buried in a cave, the gospel didn't rise again on the third day, and the gospel didn't rise into heaven to prepare a place for us. Get your head straight!

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Nobody was ever saved by a modern Bible, nor by the KJV, nor by any other translation or manuscript. We who are saved were saved by Jesus Christ Himself. Period. Hopefully you were just careless with your words rather than actually believing what you wrote.

You've been looking in the mirror, I see.

It is well known (among those who have done their homework and who are not brainwashed) that the TR family of manuscripts contains many examples of words added to the text. So much for your standard of 'purity'.

Why would you, who claim to be a Christian, knowingly choose 'halal' meat that has been dedicated to a false god by a Moslem imam?

Your question only addresses half the issue. The rest of the question is, “Who has the responsibility to apply moral discipline?”