But I'm not about to give up my
extracts, which have 30 to 90 per cent alcohol by
volume, because Shoghi Effendi said not to eat
flaming rum puddings or sip a toast. I think we
need to use some common sense.
My understanding is that rum puddings have quite a lot of alcohol left
in them.
Thanks Sandra and friends to answer. So, the alcohol doesn't vaporize? What about meals where (for example) a meat is cooked (boiled or fried) with alcohol? In my country, there are few typical plaits that uses a little bit of alcohol, and people (including bah's) love to eat, and I think it
I think is a malpractice for bah's to eat a rum pudding (if he knows what is a rum pudding), but I don't see the problem to eat a meal where alcohol is vaporized and gone. I checked some web pages that indicate that alcohol vaporizes when boils or is putted to high degrees. Moreover, if
hi Susan, sorry for delay, i didn't see the message, yes i have one, it was a gift :-)[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió: Gilberto, these are points to bear in mind from the book Making the Crooked Straight (a book made in response to attacks from an ex-bahai Francesco Ficichia):Hasan, do you have an
In a message dated 8/2/06 7:48:05 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My understanding is that rum puddings have quite a lot of alcohol left
in them.
Yeah-- my mother made one once for a British-themed dinner party that I swear
was at least 80 proof (this happened before I became a Baha'i, so I had
oddly enuff, for a few years i was certified before the arkansas state supreme
court as an expert witness inre alchohol and the human body. thus, i have
something here to offer at a level equal to the many joyous reads i have had
from those fluent in arabic, persian, or polite society.
plum
Any chance you could send me a copy to my gmail address? (Not this
one, it will crash.)
I have a hard copy of the book, but I'd like to be able to quote it
when appropriate.
- Original Message -
From: Hasan Elias [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, August 2, 2006 10:49 am
Subject: Re:
(this happened before I became a Baha'i, so
I had no
excuse not to eat it). ;-)
Uh huh. Like you were looking for one. ;-}
Didn't 'Abdu'l-Baha (or maybe Shoghi Effendi) say something once
about not
making an issue of alcohol content in food when we're somebody's
guest, in order
to
I put again the questionHasan Elias [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribi: I think is a malpractice for bah's to eat a rum pudding (if he knows what is a rum pudding), but I don't see the problem to eat a meal where alcohol is vaporized and gone. I checked some web pages that indicate that alcohol
[EMAIL PROTECTED] escribi:don't get why recent past Prophets as the Bb or Muhammad did not forbid it. Huh? Muhammad and the Bab did forbid it. What about Jesus, Moses or the other Manifestations?
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I infer that gambling as source of baháís funds is forbidden (also gambling as an occupation is inadvisable), but I dont think it is completely forbidden for recreation purposes. "As far as individuals are concerned, we have carefully studied the Writings of 'Abdu'l-Bahá and Shoghi Effendi on
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