What religion eats people?

Answer 1

Surely, at one taste of human meat by a human, the result is vomiting on and on.

Some people "do things for the effect" (A bad effect), only by saying something outrageous, and baiting others, and then call it a joke. I believe that it's only hoax or joke that started the idea of cannibalism, and still people, the inferior ones, like to send hoax documents to magazines to print on 1st April (April Fool's Day), and even some usually trustworthy magazines feel ok about printing that one or other civilisations ate their own babies. In fact, we in these days, cannot prove it, or disprove it, scientifically. Any blood cells or bones from an excavation only prove, often, it's a human. They cannot say what the human ATE, except for 3 days prior to death.

I have noticed that the rumours of whom ate human flesh, the writings in the journals and magazines, ALWAYS say: "some scientist proved this", but none of them printed the real and true NAME of the scientist, or archeologist. The next person that tells myself that elephants spend a lot of time using their trunks to dig a cave for themselves, will be told I'm not impressed, and yet, the elephant joke that had a photo that was a camera-trick, that was printed in THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC! I therefore can only conclude that I lost my respect of the National Geographic, the day I read that silly elephant joke that they printed and wrote as "being a fact... amazing... but true!". About the canniblism myth: people do die and do leave behind skeletons, so a skull on a stick does not mean cannibalism, it means someone died a long time ago, just that.

Answer 2

Hindus can't eat cows because they worship the farm animal

Muslims can't eat pigs because it is dirty to them.

AND any other religion just eat whatever they want.

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Many religions have dietary laws. In addition to the two listed above, Jews follow the laws of Kosher, which prohibits eating pork, or eating dairy products and meat at the same meal, and well as not eating shellfish. Several other religions are vegetarians, eating no meat. Some, such as the Latter Day Saints, do not consume alcohol or hot beverages, such as coffee.