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1. themcc.org › 2015/03/17 › a-christian-response-toA Christian Response to Animal Cruelty, by Faith V.

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   Mar 17, 2015 · Stories like a cat or a dog deliberately set on fire, or kittens being put in boxes and thrown out with the trash to be crushed by machines. The humane society has reported that of 1880 cases in 2007 64.5% involved dogs, 18% involved cats and 25% to other animals (Humanesociety.org).

2. askgramps.org › mormons-believe-respecting-animalsWhat do Mormons believe about respecting animals? - Ask Gramps

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   Nov 25, 2014 · We are shown, once again, God’s reverence for animals through two of the Savior’s names: Lamb of God and Good Shepherd. It’s not necessary to have a pet if one doesn’t enjoy the company of animals, but God has made it clear that animals of all kinds should be treated with kindness and respect.

3. www.bbc.co.uk › christianethics › animals_1BBC - Religions - Christianity: Animal rights

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   Aug 3, 2009 · Christian thinking downgraded animals for three main reasons: Not all leading Christians disparaged animals. Some of the saints demonstrated that virtuous Christians treated animals...

4. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Killing Animals—Permitted by God? The Role of Christian ...

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   Jun 27, 2018 · Many Christians believe that they have a divine permission to kill animals for food, fur and other human uses. The objective of this chapter is to take issue with this common notion by critically looking at the way theological concepts like “the Will of...

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5. www.christianpost.com › voices › why-christians-needWhy Christians Need to Care About Animals, Not Just Humans

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   At Franciscan churches, a friar with brown robe and white cord often welcomes each animal with a special prayer. The Blessing of Pets usually goes like this: Blessed are you, Lord God, maker of all living creatures. You called forth fish in the sea, birds in the air and animals on the land.

6. catholiceducation.org › en › cultureCruelty Toward Animals – CERC - Catholic Education Resource ...

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   If animals are raised specifically for a purpose, like minks for furs, then they should be treated with care and not with cruelty. The waste or the mistreatment of animals is an affront to our human dignity and thereby sinful. (Cf. the Catechism of the Catholic Church, No. 2418.)

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   What does the Catholic Church say about using animals?

   • In the context of the Catholic Church’s traditional teaching on animals, the term “using” in the preceding statement is not restricted to the use of animal products such as milk, eggs, or honey. 6 “Using” certainly includes the moral right to kill animals for food and fur and in the context of animal testing.

   Killing Animals—Permitted by God? The Role of Christian ... - Springer

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   What did Christianity teach about animals?

   • Christianity's teachings about animal rights, animal suffering and humanity's role in the world. For most of history Christians largely ignored animal suffering. Christian thinkers believed that human beings were greatly superior to animals.

   BBC - Religions - Christianity: Animal rights

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   Why did Christians downgrade animals?

   • When early theologians looked at "nature red in tooth and claw" they concluded that it was a natural law of the universe that animals should be preyed on and eaten by others. This was reflected in their theology. Christian thinking downgraded animals for three main reasons: Not all leading Christians disparaged animals.

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   Do Christians treat animals as a gospel issue?

   • In his foreword to the 2013 publication The Global Guide to Animal Protection, Anglican archbishop emeritus Desmond Tutu, one of Christianity’s most eminent and respected representatives, accurately commented, “In many ways, it is odd that my fellow Christians have failed to see the issue of how we treat animals as a Gospel issue.

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   How do Christians think about animals?

   • Here are some of the animal-friendly ideas that modern Christians use when thinking about animals: To love those who cannot love you in the same way is a unique way of acting with generous love. "If you love them that love you, what reward have you?"

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   Is non-human animal pain a bad thing?

   • Since the existence of non-human animal pain is actually a good thing, it seems there should be no problem of animal suffering. However, it is still argued that non-human animal pain and suffering are bad because of their unpleasantness. If God is all-powerful, then why can’t God just make a world where animals don’t feel pain?

   Are there philosophical explanations for why God would allow animals to

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8. christianity.stackexchange.com › questions › 81243Are there philosophical explanations for why God would allow ...

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   Mar 10, 2021 · There technically is no problem of animal suffering because animal pain and suffering is not intrinsically bad, but necessary for non-human animal flourishing. Moreover, non-human animal suffering is not something morally significant for God to allow because there are no persons in the non-human animal kingdom.