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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Butcher" data-source="post: 15029981" data-attributes="member: 474686">Though I do not have any intention to harm his faith, his actions are foolish and ridiculous. He did not consider himself as an human life and he tried to kill a human life for animal's where we do have a sixth sense and animals do not. At least others are not monks but he being a monk, he tried to kill a human life. How is it? If his belief is not to take a life, he should first fight against fishing and slaughtering of chicken, sheep and goat. Because, when a large sum of these lives have been taken for the consumption of particular number of people (for ex: 50 people), 1 or 2 cows or bulls will address their need. So we can save all remaining lives. In my perspective, Faith in God should uplift a man, enlighten him and he should serve the humanity. It should not harm himself and others. When it comes to vegetarian or non-vegetarian, lawful or unlawful killings, there is a big debate and I do not want to start one here. from:   Haneef  Posted on: May 25, 2013 at 18:17 IST</blockquote>

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