God is not guided by today’s moral compasses

David Shepherd  |  Comment
Date posted:  1 Mar 2024
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God is not guided by today’s moral compasses

Notting Hill is still one of my favourite ‘rom coms’ ever. Memorably, it starred Hugh Grant, Julia Roberts, and the late Emma Chambers (who tragically died a few years ago).

In the film, there is a dinner scene in which Emma Chambers’ character refuses the offer of a dish because she is fruitarian. When Hugh Grant’s character asks what that is, she says: ‘We believe that fruit and vegetables have feelings. So we think cooking is cruel. We only eat what has fallen from the tree or bush and that are, in fact, dead already.’

He replies: ‘So, these carrots… have been murdered?’ ‘Yes!’ is her reply.

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