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Circles of Compassion: Connecting Issues of Justice is a series of essays by internationally recognized authors and activists, Edited by Dr. Will Tuttle. The essays focus on how the seemingly disparate issues of human, animal, and environmental rights are indeed connected.
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A vegan atheist has more love and compassion for God’s creatures than a Christian who eats animal flesh.
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Why Every Christian Should Be A Vegan by Ryan Hicks takes a Scriptural approach to the subject of humanity’s treatment of animals, what God desires from us, and what the Bible says about it all. If you have been raised thinking that animals are here to be food or for our entertainment, then by reading this book you will discover many edifying truths.
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The Buddha, The Vegan, and You: Part1: Meat, Myself and Irony by John Bussineau (paperback)
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In The Buddha, The Vegan and You: Part I, the author, a student and practitioner of Buddhism for eighteen years, shares how he changed his eating habits, improved his health, and lost weight by using various meditation practices. These meditation techniques, in conjunction with research, helped him to curb cravings and attachment to “standard American diet” foods. He reveals what it was like going from a heavy intake of animal products to a vegan diet. The book explores the role of eating meat, dairy, fish and eggs in relation to the five Buddhist Precepts on ethical behavior as well as myths and stories non-vegan and non-vegetarian Buddhists tell themselves sanctioning them to eat as they always have. These myths and stories are the same ones the author told himself, in many cases, but after careful reflection he found that his eating habits contradicted his Buddhist practice and training. The book concludes with a vegan perspective on the four powers, a Buddhist practice designed to transform ourselves and change our karma.
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Vegans believe that peace, love, and compassion for all living beings is the path to a better tomorrow.
Veganism is an ethical stance against all forms of animal exploitation including dog fighting, leather, fur, aquariums & zoos, not just animals used for food.
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