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... species- ism just as much as racism and sexism . This means that we will not rank living things as more or less valuable or worthy of life . This way of thought is much more like that of some primal peoples than like that nurtured by ...
... species- ism just as much as racism and sexism . This means that we will not rank living things as more or less valuable or worthy of life . This way of thought is much more like that of some primal peoples than like that nurtured by ...
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... speciesism . That is , we can understand that just as it has been hard to overcome the view that only whites have the right to freedom because of racism , so it is hard to overcome the view that only humans have the right to life ...
... speciesism . That is , we can understand that just as it has been hard to overcome the view that only whites have the right to freedom because of racism , so it is hard to overcome the view that only humans have the right to life ...
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... speciesists . That is , they are frankly asserting that commonality of species is the basis of rights , just as whites have ... speciesism is an irrational prejudice that should be overcome . How should Christians respond ? In my opinion ...
... speciesists . That is , they are frankly asserting that commonality of species is the basis of rights , just as whites have ... speciesism is an irrational prejudice that should be overcome . How should Christians respond ? In my opinion ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Christian Existence in a World of Limits | 7 |
Ecojustice and Christian Salvation | 20 |
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