interesting site biblelife.org

[Metallica]

http://www.biblelife.org

anyone see this site?

lots of low carb paleo stuff.

[TylerDurden]

It's too skewed towards a religious-fundamentalist viewpoint, IMO.  I mean, I'm happy to read about religion on religious sites and about diets on diet-related sites, but the two just don't mix well together.

[avalon]

Amen 

[goodsamaritan]

nice page about http://www.biblelife.org/saturated_fat.htm

I do disagree when he lumps fruit as harmful to health like bread, whole grains, cereals, sugar, flour, rice, legumes, potatoes and soy.

Raw organic / wild Fruit is healthy, healing, cleansing, hydrating, nutrition.

In contrast:

All: bread, whole grains, cereals, sugar, flour, rice, legumes, potatoes and soy; are cooked, thus polluted, constipating and spikes up your blood sugar level... the original junk foods.

[xylothrill]

There's definitely a difference between Paleo and non-Paleo carbs and cooking the latter is about the only way you'd be able to eat them.

Craig

[TylerDurden]

Last I checked, biblife.org had a silly page which purported to debunk so-called  vegan "myths" about how harmful intensively-farmed meat is. But the trouble is , that this is true, not false - though Vegans are, of course, dead wrong in labelling grassfed meat as being bad as well.

I was amused by the Biblical references re justifying a meat-rich diet - I mean the Bible is only the human interpretation of God, with multiple authors, so if one wants to, one can find and justify any diet by simply looking through the whole Bible to find a relevant source.