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Is Meat Eating Right?  

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Is Meat Eating Right? The word "vegetarian" comes from the Latin word "vegetus," meaning "whole, sound, fresh or lively." The original meaning of the word implies a balanced philosophical and moral sense of life, not just a diet of vegetables and fruits. Many vegetarians believe that in becoming vegetarians, they are taking an essential step towards creating a better society. Many famous and intelligent people, such as Pythagoras, Sir Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein, also believed in this theory. One of the main excuses given to support meat eating, is that meat is an essential part of a human's diet. They believe that by not eating meat, we are putting our body's health at risk. I have heard much meat eating people say to vegetarians, that we are inviting illness upon ourselves by refusing to consume meat. The frequently asked question is "how can so many people who meat, be wrong?"...

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