QUOTE (Caana @ May 23 2008, 04:08 PM)

When you know you are going to die, and the only thing that would save you from that dieing, is the eating of another human beings corpse, it takes courage to deny yourself that chance, knowing it would turn you into a reviled beast. The bible, and those who put it together, along with the weak ones who follow it, are fools, in the pockets of the beasts who enslave them.
It is no wonder they advocate the pratice of eating flesh, and the drinking of blood, even in their primitive rituals that mimick it, it just tells you were the religion came from in the first place, the beasts.
Yes, it takes more courage to die in that situation, then to live. But the beasts/religions, have made the people think it is an o.k. thing to do. After all, the beasts used to feast on the corpses of the people when they fell in battle. Lot's of edited out thing's these days, to disguise their filth.
Caana, you clearly don't have an accurate understanding of the Bible. Jesus was in no way advocating Cannibalism. Most theologians agree upon this point. Do some research before presuming.
I follow Christianity, and I in no way advocate Cannibalism, and I don't think of myself as weak-minded. I graduated at the top of my class in College, and have an above average IQ. I don't mean to brag, I'm just trying to make a point that relatively intelligent and open-minded individuals can still have faith. Again, do some research before making a blanket statement that "The bible, and those who put it together, along with the weak ones who follow it, are fools, in the pockets of the beasts who enslave them." Some very great and highly intelligent minds believed in the Bible. I'm sorry, but I find your statement offensive and a tad narrow-minded.
Since it appears you have a very limited view of the Last Supper and the Eucharist, I doubt any amount of explanation will help at this point. I just ask that you practice a bit more tolerance in other's religious beliefs.
I also think cannibalism is offensive, and I doubt I could make a choice like that in a life-or-death situation. But I won't get up on my soap box and condemn those who actually lived a horrible, live threatening experience that put them in that position. It is not for me to judge what was in their hearts and souls at that time. I'll let God deal with that--He's a much more intelligent, loving and forgiving being than I.