Hi Selma, How come Gilbert donates blood for consumption by others? Doesn't he follow the moral precepts of Leviticus and Deuteronomy?
Your most recent point regarding Hitchens is well taken. Now as far as cannibalism is concerned, the evolutionary and archeological records show that while it has being practiced by humans and hominids throughout the ages, these have been very rare occurrences. It is a rarity even among other mammals. It is virtually unheard of among non-human primates. Only a few instances have been recorded among wild chimpanzees, all involving infanticide. Cheers, Santosh --- Carvalho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Santosh, > I think you are mixing up Hitchens with Gilbert. > Gilbert who has been consistently donating blood > obviously has had the circulation to his brain cut > off from this activity :-) Hitch, on the other hand, > doesn't suffer from a "real God" syndrome. > > ....................................... > > The Fijians would ultimately stop using human flesh > as canapes before dinner, even without the help of > interventionist missionaries. >