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hibachifoods · 1 year ago
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What is Halal Meat? Clearing Up Misconceptions of Halal Meat
Have you ever wondered what the word "halal" means when you see it on food packaging? 
Halal is an Arabic word referring to the Islamic guidelines for preparing permissible meat.
For meat to be considered halal, the animal must be slaughtered specially. First, the animal must be treated humanely and killed quickly with a very sharp knife.  Also, the person slaughtering the animal must say a prayer to God while doing it.  So when you see the word halal on meat packaging, it means the animal was slaughtered according to Muslim traditions.
Read More: https://hibachifoods.com/what-is-halal-meat/
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preventeens · 2 years ago
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Clearing Misconception about Safe Sex: Promoting Healthy Choices
Safe sex is essential for sexual health and reducing the spread of sexually transmitted diseases (STIs) or unplanned pregnancies. However, miscommunication and misunderstandings are common when it comes to safe sex. In this blog, we aim to clarify some prevalent myths and present accurate facts to encourage healthy lifestyle choices.
Understanding Contraception: One widespread misunderstanding is the notion that contraception methods are infallible. It is critical to note that, while contraceptives considerably reduce the risk of conception, they are not 100% effective. Educating people on the various methods of contraception available, their efficacy rates, and proper usage might help clear up misconceptions.
The Importance of Consistent Condom Use: Another common misconception occurs around condom usage. Some people may wrongly feel that condoms are only necessary for particular sexual activities or with new partners. However, persistent condom usage is critical for preventing both STIs and unplanned pregnancies. Emphasizing this message can help to encourage appropriate behavior.
Communication and Consent: When discussing sexual limits and seeking consent, miscommunication can arise. Communication between sexual partners must be open and honest in order to ensure a safe and consensual experience. Encouragement of conversations about permission, limits, and desires can aid in developing healthy relationships and lessen the possibility of misinterpretation.
Education and Resources: A significant obstacle to safe sex practices is a lack of reliable information. Accessible educational resources, such as pamphlets, websites, or workshops, can help clarify up misunderstandings and ensure individuals have the information they need to make educated decisions.
In conclusion, clearing up misconceptions about safe sex is critical for encouraging healthy choices. We can empower individuals to prioritize their sexual health by addressing common misconceptions about contraception, condom use, communication, and consent. Let us strive together to build a society that values open communication and accurate information, resulting in safer and more rewarding sexual experiences.
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Teenagers and communication - Better Health Channel
Exploring issues in caregivers and parent communication of sexual and reproductive health matters with adolescents in Ebonyi state, Nigeria - PMC (nih.gov)
Prepared by: Raqueza Mae Francisco
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sohanahospital · 4 years ago
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askamormon · 13 years ago
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A tough topic to address...
But I answer questions. And if you ask a question genuinely, I will research it. No matter how intimidating it may be.
Polygamy.
So first off, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints does not practice polygamy today. Many people say that the practice ended simply because of political pressure. That is incorrect. Polygamy was never a commandment to the Church. In Biblical times, Abraham, Jacob, and other servants of God righteously practiced polygamy.
It is not a commandment for the Church. It never was. Even in Biblical times.
Abraham had multiple wives, not for sexual gratification or the lust of his own carnal nature. His situation was different. It was not right for all godly men to have multiple wives. It is not the ideal form of marriage. But it was righteous in his situation.
I do not know why God would ever allow a man to have more than one wife. I do not fully understand polygamy. I won't even pretend that I do. But I do trust God. I have faith that He knows more than I could ever know. He knows what each person needs at each moment.
Church members who practiced righteous polygamy in the early days of the Church, were tried. It would be foolish for us to believe that it was easy for them. Imagine it. It would be hard for you if God asked you to. Like many of the things God asks of us, it was hard and foreign. It was a trial. For both the men and the women. But at the time, there was a situation.
Also, the Church teaches (as Christ taught) that we should obey the laws of the land. And thus, we do not practice polygamy.
... Now for what I actually learned most about when studying.
We have to stop looking at things as a "we can, we can't" set of rules. Yes, God has a law. He has principles of righteousness. But all of that is dependent on first and foremost the Gospel. And then the Doctrine.
I compare this to a building. We have a foundation that everything is based upon. It sustains us. This foundation is the Gospel of Jesus Christ. That God loves us so He sent His Son to take our shortcomings, our pains, our weaknesses, our sins upon Him. Then we have the walls. They hold us together. They support us. They support the roof. This is the Doctrine. True and Biblical Doctrine. Then there is the roof. This protects us. It shelters us. It is the Principles, what we see as the rules. For example, we have the principle of modesty. This is not doctrine. This a principle of righteousness.
We focus so much on principles.
Let us return our focus to the Gospel. Let it teach us doctrine. And then let us act on principle.
I do not know why polygamy ever took place. I don't know why it is in the Bible. I don't know why it was in these latter days. But I do know that godly men practiced it righteously in certain situations. And I do know that God has not commanded the Church to practice it. I do know that God has intended for me to be in a monogamous marriage. And I do know that God is the judge.
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