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ποΈ 8 December 2023
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Abstaining from meat, dairy, and eggs during religious holidays has been a tradition for centuries in many religions. In Christianity, for example, during Lent (40 days prior to Easter) and Advent (40 days prior to Christmas), Christans were once forbidden to consume ANY animal flesh as well as as dairy, cheese, and eggs.
In today's episode, we explore this history and demonstrate that not eating animal products was more common than not, especially during the period of contemplation and contrition leading up to the holy days of Easter and Christmas.
I share my own experience growing up Catholic, my memories of Fish Fridays, and the meaning of a common English word whose origins are steeped in religious abstinence.
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1:49.1 | officially out of the fire season, which is always a relief and it's been raining. I think we're officially |
1:55.9 | in the rainy season, the ground is wet, the light this time of year is low and golden and |
2:01.4 | beautiful. We are at the peak of our foliage this time of year and the |
2:06.7 | air just smells so sweet and so fresh. I am just giddy every day. We're leaving soon for Rwanda and we'll be there, well |
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2:25.9 | hosting our other African joyful vegan trap in Botswana and starting in Cape Town. |
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