This practice was forbidden by the First Council of Braga due to association with the Priscilliantists, but Rastafarian I-tal is generally considered to mandate this practice. A passage in Isaiah claims that lions will adopt this practice, and some claim they did in the Garden of Eden. This practice is widespread among Hindu sects such as Vaishnava (VAISH-nuh-vuh) and Bhakti Yoga (BAK-tee), and all Jains follow this practice due to their concept of ahimsa, or nonviolence towards all living things. For 10 points, name this practice encouraged by many religions, in which one does not eat meat.
This practice was forbidden by the First Council of Braga due to association with the Priscilliantists, but Rastafarian I-tal is generally considered to mandate this practice. A passage in Isaiah claims that lions will adopt this practice, and some claim they did in the Garden of Eden. This practice is widespread among Hindu sects such as Vaishnava (VAISH-nuh-vuh) and Bhakti Yoga (BAK-tee), and all Jains follow this practice due to their concept of ahimsa, or nonviolence towards all living things. For 10 points, name this practice encouraged by many religions, in which one does not eat meat.
This practice was forbidden by the First Council of Braga due to association with the Priscilliantists, but Rastafarian I-tal is generally considered to mandate this practice.
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