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The Commandment 'thou Shalt Not Kill' Does Not Say It's O.k. To Kill Some People And Not Others.

Ethnography Literally Means 'a Portrait Of A People.' An Ethnography Is A Written Description Of A Particular Culture - The Customs, Beliefs, And Behavior - Based On Information Collected Through Fieldwork.

I Don't Know Of Any Cases Where As A Result Of Religious Precepts A Population Have Found Themselves Enjoying Less Food Than They Would Have If They Didn't Follow This Particular Religion.

Pigs Prefer To Wallow In Clean Mud, But If Nothing Else Is Available, They Will Frequently Wallow In Their Own Urine, Giving Rise To The Notion That They Are Dirty Animals.

Yes, A General Principle That Comes Out Of Research Behind Good To Eat Is That There Are No World Religions That Have Acted To Decrease The Potential For The Nutritional Well-being Of Their Followers.