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Originally posted by stellspalfieNo.
do all animals have souls?
Originally posted by RJHindsTell that to Steve Irwin, who devoted his life to promoting a better understanding of all animals and their roles in nature,etc. and was nevertheless stung to death by a stingray.
What makes you think our pets do not have souls? Of course they have souls and God has given us dominion over them.
Originally posted by karoly aczelI don't think he meant that they do as we tell them.
Tell that to Steve Irwin, who devoted his life to promoting a better understanding of all animals and their roles in nature,etc. and was nevertheless stung to death by a stingray.
Domesticated dogs generally act like humans have dominion over them, but after them I struggle to think of one animal that subjects it's will to human will.
Irwin's many ...[text shortened]... animals were quickly pissed off and displayed aggression. Perhaps they all missed gods message.
Originally posted by googlefudgeI get ya, still who knows whether he takes domesticated dogs loyalty as proof of some sort of hierarchy existing between man and animals
I don't think he meant that they do as we tell them.
I think he meant that we have the right to do what we like to them whether they like it or not.
Originally posted by karoly aczelActing a fool is not the same as exercising dominion. Here read this to get a little idea about exercising dominion over the earth:
Tell that to Steve Irwin, who devoted his life to promoting a better understanding of all animals and their roles in nature,etc. and was nevertheless stung to death by a stingray.
Domesticated dogs generally act like humans have dominion over them, but after them I struggle to think of one animal that subjects it's will to human will.
Irwin's many ...[text shortened]... animals were quickly pissed off and displayed aggression. Perhaps they all missed gods message.
Originally posted by stellspalfieI had a pet heifer that I raised from a calf. I went away to the Army and came back on leave and my grandpa said he wanted to move her to another pasture, but could not catch her. So I walked up to her and scratched her ears and put a rope around her neck and she followed me up into the trailer and I never pulled the slack out of the rope. She trusted me not to hurt her. I think she must of had a soul.
can you give me a few examples of which do and dont and a brief explanation why?
Originally posted by RJHindsFacepalm.
I had a pet heifer that I raised from a calf. I went away to the Army and came back on leave and my grandpa said he wanted to move her to another pasture, but could not catch her. So I walked up to her and scratched her ears and put a rope around her neck and she followed me up into the trailer and I never pulled the slack out of the rope. She trusted me not to hurt her. I think she must of had a soul.
I don't think a yellow jacket has a soul.
Originally posted by RJHindsis it all cows, or did you have a special cow?
I had a pet heifer that I raised from a calf. I went away to the Army and came back on leave and my grandpa said he wanted to move her to another pasture, but could not catch her. So I walked up to her and scratched her ears and put a rope around her neck and she followed me up into the trailer and I never pulled the slack out of the rope. She trusted me not to hurt her. I think she must of had a soul.
I don't think a yellow jacket has a soul.
Originally posted by karoly aczelPeople have to establish their alpha position over their dog, or the dog will become alpha. There are specific ways to do this.
I get ya, still who knows whether he takes domesticated dogs loyalty as proof of some sort of hierarchy existing between man and animals
Originally posted by SwissGambitGood stuff, SwissGambit.
The Bible is a more versatile book than many of its practitioners realize. There are passages in it that can be used to support almost any position on issues you may wish to take. If you are warlike, you like OT stories of conquest. If you are peaceful, you like Jesus' teachings on meekness and being slow to anger.
If you are a chauvinist, you go with ...[text shortened]... le believers insist that Bible is the best evidence of the existence of an objective moral code.
Originally posted by sonship[b]The Bible is a more versatile book than many of its practitioners realize. There are passages in it that can be used to support almost any position on issues you may wish to take. If you are warlike, you like OT stories of conquest. If you are peaceful, you like Jesus' teachings on meekness and being slow to anger.