But alas it has, and I committed to the public record, alas Alas
Now that the idea has occurred to me, it seems like it would be deeply ethically problematic for me to *not* run a snake rescue and adoption agency out of this church
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Would it not also be deeply ethically problematic for you to offer rescue and adoption for reptiles that eat mammals and other warm-blooded prey? Or will you harbor only snakes who eat bugs?
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Does "warm-blooded" have ethical significance?
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Original sin was by a snake. Jesus said to turn the other cheek to defeat original sin. This is the natural conclusion to the trilogy.
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There is an Adam and Eve and the serpent joke in there somewhere.
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Hoo boy
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Snake related entertainment http://vm.tiktok.com/kV5S5k/
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Is it sustainable long term?
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