Book 5, verse 55 of the Laws of Manu proscribes this practice, claiming that one who engages in it will have it done to him in the next life.
The Buddhist leader Zhuhong advocated against this practice and in opposition to it promoted the practice of fangsheng among his followers. Book 5, verse 55 of the Laws of Manu proscribes this practice, claiming that one who engages in it will have it done to him in the next life. In the Orphic cults, the prohibition on this practice indicated an attempt to atone for the Titans' murder of Dionysus and thereby make worshippers acceptable to Persephone. This practice was permitted to Noah and his descendants in Genesis 9:3. The followers of Pythagoras were prohibited from this practice out of protest for the ritual of sacrifice. For 10 points, identify this practice forbidden to Jains because of ahimsa as well as by a six hour-limitation after consuming dairy by kosher-keeping Jews, the ingestion of animal flesh.
The Buddhist leader Zhuhong advocated against this practice and in opposition to it promoted the practice of fangsheng among his followers.
eating meat [accept eating animals, carnivorism, or logical equivalents]