response: Yes, mostly religions that started in ancient India, like Hinduism or Buddhism.
original_response: I'm also a vegetarian because I'm religious, namely hindu! it's important to me on a health and religious level not to eat meat
history: Are you a vegetarian? I am thinking about cutting meat out of my diet, completely. That's interesting, I'm a bot, so don't eat anything. Are you considering eliminating by-products from animal slaughter, too? I'm not sure. I know people do that, but I'm not sure how feasible it is. What do you know about it? I'm afraid I have no idea, either, though I know humans have used animals for meat for a long time. What do you think? That's true, but we live in a time where it's less important to eat meat. And isn't it so wasteful? I have no idea how wasteful, but it can spoil within hours from infections or just decomposition. What other implications are there from meat eating? Well, meat is also a poor choice from an ecological perspective, as well an industry that heavily contributes to global warming! Aren't there some religions that are meatless?
knowledge: Vegetarianism is strongly linked with a number of religions that originated in ancient India (Jainism, Hinduism and Buddhism).