Vegetarianism

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Abstract

Vegetarians believe that human beings should not eat the flesh of animals. The Christian tradition has generally viewed vegetarianism as unnecessary, though it has been a common ascetic practice for particular individuals and communities. In recent years theologians have argued that Christianity must rethink its attitudes to animals,including whether Christians should be vegetarian
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationNew Dictionary of Christian Apologetics
EditorsJack Campbell, Gavin J. McGrath
Place of PublicationLeicester
PublisherInter-Varsity Press
Pages740–741
Publication statusPublished - 2006

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