Hello! I'm Craig, from Scotland.
I believe whole-heartedly that there is a God. It's kind of impossible for me to stop believing since it was drilled into me when I was young.
I actually became Christian when i was around 7 (I think, it was a long time ago)
I went to church every Sunday starting from when I was 7. I went to a church called Flemington Hallside Parish Church. I know, "parish" not "baptist". However, when I was 12 my friend and his family (the coolest Christians in the world) brought me along to their baptist church. i went for about 3 years there but, when the snotty church elders became corrupt they decided to change church. However, they were my ride so i'm now stuck with a choice of paying to get a taxi there (its a long way so i can't afford that every Sunday) or go back to Flemmington.
As for the question, i was wondering, since a lot of animals which, in Leviticus, are considered unclean to touch are kept as pets and im sure a lot of them have died on the operating table with a vet's hands inside of them; Considering that vet is not touching the animal's carcass is he now unclean?
Finally, I know I'm Scottish and therefore bound for hell because I'm not part of the far superior American race, you don't have to tell me that.
tl;dr Hello American overlords!
posting this from my cave in Scotland.
I believe whole-heartedly that there is a God. It's kind of impossible for me to stop believing since it was drilled into me when I was young.
I actually became Christian when i was around 7 (I think, it was a long time ago)
I went to church every Sunday starting from when I was 7. I went to a church called Flemington Hallside Parish Church. I know, "parish" not "baptist". However, when I was 12 my friend and his family (the coolest Christians in the world) brought me along to their baptist church. i went for about 3 years there but, when the snotty church elders became corrupt they decided to change church. However, they were my ride so i'm now stuck with a choice of paying to get a taxi there (its a long way so i can't afford that every Sunday) or go back to Flemmington.
As for the question, i was wondering, since a lot of animals which, in Leviticus, are considered unclean to touch are kept as pets and im sure a lot of them have died on the operating table with a vet's hands inside of them; Considering that vet is not touching the animal's carcass is he now unclean?
Finally, I know I'm Scottish and therefore bound for hell because I'm not part of the far superior American race, you don't have to tell me that.
tl;dr Hello American overlords!

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