Its good friday an all, i wanna know is fish meat???!
Its good friday an all, i wanna know is fish meat???
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It's an animal - it's meat.
Yes, fish is meat. But you are supposed to eat fish on Good Friday. As long as its not red meat.
I know you can't eat red meat, but it's your call. Technically, you can eat fish. But if you want to go all the way, you can just have veggies.
Fish is not "meat" per se`. It was accepted by the pope years and years ago as an alternative to meat simply because Jesus had fish. So now As a Catholic, We accept that as nourishment on Good Friday. However.. Fasting is preferred
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Yes it is. Meat is the flesh of any animal. A fish is an animal. Therefore its flesh is meat. Consequently, entirely unacceptable for a vegetarian diet.
A fish was alive at one point... therefore, is meat... but I think the catholic church makes an exception for fish.(why I don't know, it is kind of stupid)
I am not catholic though... so maybe ask a preist.
No.Fish is fish. Meat is pork and beef. Go ahead and eat your fish. Try it fried, it's devine.
Fish is technically meat, but you can eat fish/shellfish on Good Friday. You CANNOT eat any other meat (chicken, pork, beef, etc). Technically if you're Catholic you shouldn't eat meat on any Friday during Lent- it's supposed to be a personal sacrifice. Not too bad considering back in the day every Friday year round you were supposed to abstain from eating meat, and full-out fast during Lent.
Are you asking for religious reasons? If you're Catholic, fish is not considered meat, and it is allowed. You're supposed to abstain from red meat and poultry. However, Good Friday is a day of fast, so you're only allowed one meal.
Fish is not meat your fine!
yes it is meat if i is alive it will prbly have meat on it.
It is considered ok to eat fish on Fridays during Lent, but on Good Friday only one full meal should be eaten, or two small meals are exceptable, it is a day of fasting.
Yes, fish is meat, but it is allowed on Good Friday. The point of fasting, or giving up meat is to remind us of the sacrifice Christ made for us. Therefore, we give up either a portion of food (meat) or a meal as a reminder of this sacrifice. Traditionally, fish has replaced meat for 2 reasons:
1. Jesus often used the fish as an example (be fishers of men) so fish is a reminder of Christ and his commandment to bring others to him.
2. Meat was seen as a luxury, inappropriate for a day of morning (Christ's death).
Of course its meat. Its not a plant.
Fish is fish, Meat is meat from cow or cattle.
no it is not. i'm catholic and i've been going to this catholic school ever since i was a kid.
Yes. Meat is another word for flesh and fish have flesh.