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From: Brenda Young [log in to unmask]
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>  My main focus was that Christians, in "my" experience, are not vegetarians, is all.  Sorry to anyone I offended, for either
> the content or lack thereof of my original post!!!  

Yes, it is true that Christians are not vegetarian in any greater proportion than the general population unless it is a certain 'sect' or group.  Seventh-day Adventist are Christians who are vegetarians.
 
By the way John Harvey Kellogg, who started the breakfast cereal company was a Seventh-day Adventist. You may remember the book and the movie "The Road to Wellville" which was a somewhat fictionalized story about John Harvey Kellogg.
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Harvey_Kellogg
 
 
However, for an entirely different view here is an evangelical web site that is a big fan of the Atkin's diet.
http://www.biblelife.org/
Direct link to the low carb support: http://www.biblelife.org/lowcarb.htm
 
I am a former vegetarian and now a Christian.  I think that being a vegetarian may be appropriate for some individuals.
John Kellogg lived to be 91.  George Bernard Shaw another well known vegan lived to be 94.
 
But I find paleo to be better for me. At least my modified version of paleo.  My modification is not that far off.  I follow most of Loren Cordain's recommendations but I find having a light evening meal that does not include meat works best for me to lose weight.