What about the passage where God tells Peter to “Kill and eat”?
Most Christian scholars interpret the "Kill and Eat" passage in the Book of Acts as a message
from God telling Peter that the message of Christ was not just for the Jews, who followed the
Kosher dietary laws, but that the message of Christ was for all of humanity. That is, most Christian
scholars do not interpret this phrase literally.
Follow up questions:
If God did not want us to eat meat, then why did he place animals on the Earth?
Don't only human beings have a soul?
Doesn't the Bible give humans dominion over the animals?