Watsername

Just got lectured by a butcher because I wouldn't buy halal meat (I bought a 15 lb Brisket for my family but wouldn't buy the halal one). When I told him as a Christian I can't eat meat sacrificed to false gods, he called ME hateful. Apparently a Muslim asked them to do it and now they just push it on everyone. ​I quoted the Bible verse about not eating meat sacrificed to idols. This is exactly how Islam creeps in to erode our standards and normalize things. They introduce halal meat, tell Christians it's fine and just a butchering method (it's not, it's a literal sacrifice to Allah), and call you the bad guy if you won't go along with it. ​Stand your ground.

A lot of people don't understand how cheese can be halal since it's not a slaughtered animal. Tillamook made their cheese products halal and because Christians can't eat halal since it's meat sacrificed to demons they don't understand how cheese is halal. ​Here is the thing about how cheese works... Cheese is considered halal because it comes from an animal sacrificed to the demon allah. The catch is rennet which is an enzyme used to curdle the milk and it comes from animal stomach lining so it is basically a meat byproduct. If that animal wasn't slaughtered properly or if it's from a pig or something forbidden then the rennet makes the cheese haram. And because halal ritual slaughter invokes Allah which is a false god and a sacrifice to a demon that makes the animal byproduct and the resulting cheese tied directly to that altar. That is why strict consumers watch out for microbial or plant rennet instead so they avoid anything connected to it