Seventh Day Adventists believe that death is an unconscious sleep. When Christ returns to the earth he will awaken all those who believe in him and they will all go to be with God in heaven. For a Seventh Day Adventist death is not something to be afraid of but […]
The company under the name Loma Linda Food Company was created in 1933, at which time it opened a new production facility in La Sierra, near Riverside, California. Who owns Atlantic natural foods company? Douglas Hines, founder and chairman of Atlantic Natural Foods. Is Loma Linda vegan? For over 100 […]
This company does NOT test on animals. Is Loma vegan and cruelty-free? We are also vegan friendly. And, of course, we NEVER test on animals! We invite you to experience the difference with LOMA. Where is Loma made? Washington StateLoma is made in Washington State using high performing, naturally healing […]
Yes, Loma Linda Ultimate Chili is Vegan. Are Loma Linda products vegan? Loma Linda is proud to be an industry leader in plant-based with a large variety of vegetarian and vegan foods. Is Loma vegan? Our products are paraben, sodium chloride, gluten, soy and phthalate free, and have sulfate-free cleansing. […]
GOOD FOR YOU, GOOD FOR THE PLANET SINCE 1890 Loma Linda is proud to be an industry leader in plant-based with a large variety of vegetarian and vegan foods. Is Loma Linda vegan? For over 100 years, generations of families have enjoyed Loma Linda vegetarian and vegan meals – made […]
Generally Adventists favor rational, scientific approaches to health care over pseudoscientific ones because “laws of the natural world are of divine origin.” Adventists accept the concept that there are natural remedies that may be ben- eficial for the treatment of disease, particularly in the home situation. Do Seventh-Day Adventists believe […]
Been looking for a solid tuna alternative since I’ve switched to an all plant-based diet and I discovered Loma Linda and their new item, TUNO. I’m so glad I did. The taste is just like the tuna I remember but I can rest assured that it’s completely vegan. Is Loma […]
The Sabbath is commanded by God In practical terms the Sabbath starts a few minutes before sunset on Friday and runs until an hour after sunset on Saturday, so it lasts about 25 hours. God commanded the Jewish People to observe the Sabbath and keep it holy as the fourth […]
You may walk a dog or other animal on a leash on Shabbat outside a private domain, but you must hold the leash within 10 1/2″ (27 cm) of the end and no part of the leash may droop to within 10 1/2″ of the ground at any time. You […]
Despite the fact that traditional Jewish law considers the devices forbidden on Passover — strictly observant Jews refrain from using any sort of electronic device on holidays, as they do on the Sabbath — dozens of versions of the Haggadah are now available in digital formats, where enhancements to the […]
The general halacha regarding feeding animals on Shabbos is as follows: One is permitted to feed any animal that relies on humans for its food source, whether he owns that animal or not, but one is not allowed to feed any animal that could fend and feed itself, even if […]
Rav Moshe Heinemann, shlit”a, says that one should be stringent and avoid petting a furry animal on Shabbos. One may pet an animal which does not have fur, even though the animal will naturally move in response to the touch. Can you touch animals on Shabbat? As it happens, it […]
Observances. The biblical ban against work on the Sabbath, while never clearly defined, includes activities such as baking and cooking, travelling, kindling fire, gathering wood, buying and selling, and bearing burdens from one domain into another. What can’t you do during Sabbath? No work is to be done on Shabbat. […]
According to the Bible, breaking the Sabbath or not observing the day of the Lord was an offence punishable by death (Exodus Ch. 31 v15). To many Christians, observing the Sabbath has a two-fold meaning, comprising not working on a Sunday and attending Church. Is it a sin to break […]
The Jewish Sabbath—Shabbat in Hebrew, Shabbos in Yiddish—is observed every week beginning at sunset on Friday evening and ending after dark on Saturday evening. For religiously observant Jews, Shabbat is as important as any other holy day. Orthodox Jews do not work or travel on Shabbat. What religion can you […]