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Animals on the Agenda: Questions About Animals for Theology and Ethicsfrom: SCM Press June 01, 1998 |
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This is an excellent series of theological reflections on animals in Christian understanding, ranging far and wide across Scriptural and patristic tradition, via questions of animal suffering and ensoulment, to reflections on our moral duties towards them. What emerges is a rich resource, with a pleasing range of perspectives from evangelical to Catholic, from process theology to a New Testament theology of creation. Encouragingly, none of these perspectives dismisses animals as unworthy of theological consideration. Some writers - notably Huw Spanner (on our moral stance towards animals) and John Muddiman (on the New Testament's vision of creation) - are visionary and inspiring. Strongly recommended.
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Animal Rites : Liturgies of Animal Careby: Andrew Linzey February 01, 1999 |
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I bought this book after a recommendation on an internet cat mailing list, and wasn't sure what I was going to get! Most people who are interested in animal welfare have a faith of some sort, and this little book is there with the appropriate words when an animal is hurt, in trouble or dies - to put a deceased animal into a hole in the ground and walk away without a prayer to help it on its final journey just isn't on! I'm sure that there are some who'll say that animals don't have souls and will hold up their hands in horror at the contents of Animal Rites, but I for one think that animals *do* go to Heaven. If they don't, I don't want to go either. Andrew Linzey, your book's a gem!
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On God and Dogs: A Christian Theology of Compassion for Animalsby: Stephen H. Webb February 07, 2002 |
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I bought this book after a recommendation on an internet cat mailing list, and wasn't sure what I was going to get! Most people who are interested in animal welfare have a faith of some sort, and this little book is there with the appropriate words when an animal is hurt, in trouble or dies - to put a deceased animal into a hole in the ground and walk away without a prayer to help it on its final journey just isn't on! I'm sure that there are some who'll say that animals don't have souls and will hold up their hands in horror at the contents of Animal Rites, but I for one think that animals *do* go to Heaven. If they don't, I don't want to go either. Andrew Linzey, your book's a gem!
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Dictionary of Ethics, Society and Theology (Routledge Reference)by: Paul A. B. Clarke, Andrew Linzey December 14, 1995 |
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I bought this book after a recommendation on an internet cat mailing list, and wasn't sure what I was going to get! Most people who are interested in animal welfare have a faith of some sort, and this little book is there with the appropriate words when an animal is hurt, in trouble or dies - to put a deceased animal into a hole in the ground and walk away without a prayer to help it on its final journey just isn't on! I'm sure that there are some who'll say that animals don't have souls and will hold up their hands in horror at the contents of Animal Rites, but I for one think that animals *do* go to Heaven. If they don't, I don't want to go either. Andrew Linzey, your book's a gem!
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Animal Theologyby: Andrew Linzey June 01, 1994 |
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I bought this book after a recommendation on an internet cat mailing list, and wasn't sure what I was going to get! Most people who are interested in animal welfare have a faith of some sort, and this little book is there with the appropriate words when an animal is hurt, in trouble or dies - to put a deceased animal into a hole in the ground and walk away without a prayer to help it on its final journey just isn't on! I'm sure that there are some who'll say that animals don't have souls and will hold up their hands in horror at the contents of Animal Rites, but I for one think that animals *do* go to Heaven. If they don't, I don't want to go either. Andrew Linzey, your book's a gem!
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Gays and the Future of Anglicanism: Responses to the Windsor Reportfrom: O Books September 29, 2005 |
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I bought this book after a recommendation on an internet cat mailing list, and wasn't sure what I was going to get! Most people who are interested in animal welfare have a faith of some sort, and this little book is there with the appropriate words when an animal is hurt, in trouble or dies - to put a deceased animal into a hole in the ground and walk away without a prayer to help it on its final journey just isn't on! I'm sure that there are some who'll say that animals don't have souls and will hold up their hands in horror at the contents of Animal Rites, but I for one think that animals *do* go to Heaven. If they don't, I don't want to go either. Andrew Linzey, your book's a gem!
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Animals and Christianityby: Tom Regan 2007-11 |
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I bought this book after a recommendation on an internet cat mailing list, and wasn't sure what I was going to get! Most people who are interested in animal welfare have a faith of some sort, and this little book is there with the appropriate words when an animal is hurt, in trouble or dies - to put a deceased animal into a hole in the ground and walk away without a prayer to help it on its final journey just isn't on! I'm sure that there are some who'll say that animals don't have souls and will hold up their hands in horror at the contents of Animal Rites, but I for one think that animals *do* go to Heaven. If they don't, I don't want to go either. Andrew Linzey, your book's a gem!
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Animal Rights: A Christian Assessment of Man's Treatment of Animalsby: Andrew Linzey January 27, 1976 |
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I bought this book after a recommendation on an internet cat mailing list, and wasn't sure what I was going to get! Most people who are interested in animal welfare have a faith of some sort, and this little book is there with the appropriate words when an animal is hurt, in trouble or dies - to put a deceased animal into a hole in the ground and walk away without a prayer to help it on its final journey just isn't on! I'm sure that there are some who'll say that animals don't have souls and will hold up their hands in horror at the contents of Animal Rites, but I for one think that animals *do* go to Heaven. If they don't, I don't want to go either. Andrew Linzey, your book's a gem!
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Animal Theologyby: Andrew Linzey February 01, 1995 |
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I bought this book after a recommendation on an internet cat mailing list, and wasn't sure what I was going to get! Most people who are interested in animal welfare have a faith of some sort, and this little book is there with the appropriate words when an animal is hurt, in trouble or dies - to put a deceased animal into a hole in the ground and walk away without a prayer to help it on its final journey just isn't on! I'm sure that there are some who'll say that animals don't have souls and will hold up their hands in horror at the contents of Animal Rites, but I for one think that animals *do* go to Heaven. If they don't, I don't want to go either. Andrew Linzey, your book's a gem!
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Christianity and the Rights of Animalsby: Andrew Linzey 1987-11 |
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I bought this book after a recommendation on an internet cat mailing list, and wasn't sure what I was going to get! Most people who are interested in animal welfare have a faith of some sort, and this little book is there with the appropriate words when an animal is hurt, in trouble or dies - to put a deceased animal into a hole in the ground and walk away without a prayer to help it on its final journey just isn't on! I'm sure that there are some who'll say that animals don't have souls and will hold up their hands in horror at the contents of Animal Rites, but I for one think that animals *do* go to Heaven. If they don't, I don't want to go either. Andrew Linzey, your book's a gem!
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