Each to his own- no comments on God and ways people choose to show their devotion.
SidhuPunjab said:
While i don't say one should have non-veg in places
where forbidden by society-
Do you have confirmed info that God is a vegan?
Actually, does God even need to eat/drink- feel hunger/thirst?
None of the religious scriptures were faxed/couriered from heaven/hell iirc.
BTW, i am a firm believer in the existence of God as well as as the benefits of science- and i do not mix them with each other or religion especially.

Everytime i fiddle with anything, i take God's name several times before powering it up.
And 'God' is, and has been used (rather misused, especially by so-called religious leaders), as a good means to escape from unanswerable questions or to avoid further debate by using that faith.
Especially to the common masses who are not so keen on discovering things but simply accept whatever is offered/readily available.
For every 'why' or whenever one needs a reason, a simple escape route (misused often) is to say
God made it so
God said so
etc...
Also in India, if anyone is termed an authority (though maybe without any vaidity/qualifuication), most people will blindly accept words coming out of their mouths as the truth.
Most do not dare to oppose or challenge authority.
Like kids trust their fathers blindly though there maybe a huge chance that the father is not fully aware/correct- but that wrong info can stick to young minds for life till they learn the truth themselves and mostly by chance.
Just coz someone is a prof or principal or even a person who is assumed to be well-read/learned due to position in society(mainly financial), doesn't mean he has all the knowledge on everything.
But even if someone like that dishes out incorrect or half-correct info, an ignorant person will consider it to be the whole truth.
Such is the state of mind in India- whether a kid or an adult. :cool2:
Science teaches us to keep our minds open and ask 'why'
The same reason it was termed evil in the earlier ages coz there was much that was not done right in the name of religion/authority then.