Whoever takes refuge in God is freed from imprisonment in matter.

Is it true that God has always forbidden the killing of land and water animals, and has also always forbidden the eating of their flesh?

Is it true that God has never said that there are clean and unclean animals?

What is the true and only food that God has given to humankind?

Yes, from the creation of the material world, from the emergence of humankind on Earth, God gave them His pure teachings, so that they would know how to behave. From the beginning of their existence, He asked them not to kill land and water animals, but He also asked them to care for them, not to harm them, and to protect them from all dangers.

Remember the commandment of Krishna, God, the Supreme Person. Did He not command, “Thou shalt not kill?”

In reality, through this commandment, the Lord commands us not to harm anyone, whether human beings—white, black, yellow, red, or mixed-race—or terrestrial and aquatic animals, or even plants, from blades of grass to trees, for within each of these diverse forms resides a soul, and no one has the right to take anyone's life, much less to halt the spiritual evolution of the soul that each of us truly is.

This is why God commands us not to take the life of living beings—human beings, terrestrial and aquatic animals, and plants—for there is no justification for this criminal act.

Yes, Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, never said that there were two kinds of animals; that is a lie from a demonic unbeliever.

Through this statement, God teaches the apostle Peter that there are no unclean animals. Lord Krishna told him, What God has declared clean, do not call unclean. (Acts 10:15)

Yes, Krishna, God, the Supreme Person, gave mankind the true and only food they should eat, and no other, with these words: See, I give you every seed-bearing plant on the face of the whole earth and every tree that has fruit with seed in it. They shall be yours for food. (Genesis 1:29)