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<blockquote data-quote="nadeeshaF" data-source="post: 3160352" data-attributes="member: 119936"><p>But the criteria of "motive" has to be met for anything to qualify as sin, according to Buddhism. A person buying chicken off the counter (I'm not defending meat eating here), does not carry a motive to kill a chicken. Hence you can't consider it a sin, similar to the time you trod on an ant and kill it unknowigly. Not motive = no sin. </p><p> </p><p>I'm only going as far as clarifying this from the Buddhist perspective, does not mean to say that I condone eating chicken, nor arguing over whether it is right or wrong.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nadeeshaF, post: 3160352, member: 119936"] But the criteria of "motive" has to be met for anything to qualify as sin, according to Buddhism. A person buying chicken off the counter (I'm not defending meat eating here), does not carry a motive to kill a chicken. Hence you can't consider it a sin, similar to the time you trod on an ant and kill it unknowigly. Not motive = no sin. I'm only going as far as clarifying this from the Buddhist perspective, does not mean to say that I condone eating chicken, nor arguing over whether it is right or wrong. [/QUOTE]
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