Paul the Anti-Vegan Apostate. By Dr. Chapman Chen
- Chapman Chen
- Jun 20
- 2 min read
Paul violates Jesus' vegan principle and the Jerusalem Council's vegan decree (Akers 2000). “You may eat anything sold in the market without questions of conscience,” advised Paul (1 Cor. 10:25). By contrast, Jesus asserted, “I desire compassion, rather than sacrifice” (Matt. 9:13, 12:7; cf. Hosea 6:6). He even died for animal liberation, for by freeing the animals from the Holy Temple, He offended the high priests behind, who immediately afterwards began to plot His death (Mark 11:18; Keith 2000: 113-134). “The weak eat only vegetables!” satirically said Paul (Romans 14:2). By contrast, the Jerusalem Council, led by James the Just—Jesus’ brother—issued a vegan decree requiring Gentile believers to abstain from blood and from things strangled (Acts 15:20, 29). Note that blood is life; life is blood (Andrew Linzey 1993). And “things strangled” plausibly stands for animals subjected to a violent death (Metcalfe, 1840, Ch. 27).
In actuality, Paul was a relative of the Herodian family (Romans 16:11) and his real name was Saul (Acts 7:58, 8;1-3). He was the liar described in the Dead Sea Scrolls (Robert Eisenman 2012), a mole sent by the Roman Empire to corrupt Jesus’ vegan church from the inside out (Eisenman 2012; Thijs Voskuilen 2005). His three accounts of his self-claimed conversion by the Spirit of Jesus Christ were so contradictory with each other that they are not trustworthy at all (Bart Ehrman 2015; Hyam Maccoby 1986). In the entire NT, he is the only person who fulfils Jesus’ prophecies about the false prophet (Matt. 7:15, 7:21–22, 16:6, 24:22–27; cf. Gen. 49:27): at once a self-proclaimed Christian in sheep’s clothing, a Benjamite wolf, and a Pharisee (cf. Daugherty 2022; End Times Truther Wing Wong 2020).
No wonder, as U.S. President Thomas Jefferson declared, St. Paul was “the first corrupter of the doctrines of Jesus” (Washington, 1854). Therefore, cut off the anti-vegan apostate Paul. Lay down your evil knives, and follow the Vegan Christ! #VeganChrist #VeganGod #VeganTheology
References
Ehrman, Bart D. (2015). The New Testament: A historical introduction to the early Christian writings (6th ed.). Oxford University Press.
Eisenman, Robert H. (2012). James the brother of Jesus: The key to unlocking the secrets of early Christianity and the Dead Sea Scrolls. Viking.
Maccoby, Hyam. (1986). The mythmaker: Paul and the invention of Christianity. Harper & Row.
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