Just going to leave this here. WHY would any one need or ask for this info re blood issues?? Fertilizer? Leeches? DFd for selling blood sausage? Who knew.
Editing to add other topics in addition to blood
Was looking for some other info and ran across this in the Correspondence Guidlines ( the script the Service Desk uses when they get calls from Elders who are perplexed or directed to by the STF book) re: specifics on blood.
What in the actual *#@&?
Leeches and fertilizer and blood transfusion for pets??
I'm generally not surprised at anything I find ..but this?
Yeah, insanity.
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It is not proper to use leeches in
medical treatment to withdraw blood
from humans. This is a violation of the
sanctity of blood.—w82 6/15 31.
It is not proper for a Christian to ad-
minister a blood transfusion to an ani-
mal owned by him or to authorize an-
other to do so.—w64 2/15 127-8.
As to the proper bleeding of animals
before the flesh is eaten, reference can
be made to the following publications:
g73 5/8 27-8; w73 4/1 224.
The individual Christian can decide
how to dispose of any unbled carcass-
es, such as whether to sell these to a
rendering plant or to use the flesh as bait
in traps.—Deut. 14:21.
Out of respect for God’s directions,
individuals should be encouraged to
avoid deliberately putting to di-
rect use blood or blood products,
such as fertilizer or animal food made
from blood. (Ex. 22:31; Deut. 12:16; w81
10/15 30-1; w64 2/15 127-8)
It is wrong
for a dedicated Christian to traffic in
blood in his own business, such as
by making or selling blood sausage or
deliberately obtaining unbled meat be-
cause customers want it. (w75 4/1 215)
If someone gets involved in such a busi-
ness, help can be offered and time al-
lowed for him to make adjustments.
If
he persists in commercializing blood, he
would eventually have to be disfellow-
shipped, as would a person who chose
to stock and sell idols or tobacco in his
store.
However, it would be left to the
conscience of an individual as to wheth-
er he would work in a rendering plant
where unbled animals were processed
for animal food.