What we eat, we should eat with a clear conscience, and if we can't eat something with a clear conscience, then we shouldn't eat it, because for us it is sin. This is the case with me. Also to be noted is the point that we should not a one be deceived into thinking that what we eat or don't eat somehow makes us more spiritual, for spirituality has nothing to do with eating or drinking. God is only interested in our hearts. Still, for those of us who love and serve God, we are not our own, and we have a responsibility to eat as well as we can so that for as long as possible our bodies may remain strong and vibrant, that we may serve our families, our friends, our communities, our neighbors, and all people, and therefore God.
People have all kinds of different reasons for eating vegetarian or for choosing to consume meat.
The health arena is large enough to encompass most all. Remember, farmers and agribusiness want only to make money. What you demand, they will supply. If you don't demand it, they won't supply it. The name of the game is to conscientiously and consistently move toward health-improvement, in body, soul, and spirit, something we can all agree is necessary and in which we can earnestly encourage one another.