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Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- CONTENTS -- Notes on Editors and Contributors -- Introduction: Toward a New(er) Religious Ethic for Animals -- PART I Traditions -- 1 African Religions: Anthropocentrism and Animal Protection -- 2 Anglican Christianity: Animal Questions for Christian Doctrine -- 3 Buddhism: Paradox and Practice - Morally Relevant Distinctions in the Buddhist Characterization of Animals -- 4 Confucianism and Daoism: Animals in Traditional Chinese Thought -- 5 Evangelical Christianity: Lord of Creation or Animal among Animals? Dominion, Darwin, and Duty -- 6 Hinduism: Animating Samadhi - Rethinking Animal-Human Relationships through Yoga -- 7 Islam: Ants, Birds, and Other Affable Creatures in the Qur'an, Hadith, and Sufi Literature -- 8 Jainism: Animals and the Ethics of Intervention -- 9 Judaism: The Human Animal and All Other Animals - Dominion or Duty? -- 10 Mormonism: Harmony and Dissonance between Religion and Animal Ethics -- 11 Native American Religion: Restoring Species to the Circle of Life -- 12 Orthodox Christianity: Compassion for Animals -- 13 Rastafarianism: A Hermeneutic of Animal Care -- 14 Roman Catholicism: A Strange Kind of Kindness - On Catholicism's Moral Ambiguity toward Animals -- 15 Sikh Dharam: Ethics and Behavior toward Animals -- PART II Issues -- Human Interaction with Animals -- 16 "Nations like Yourselves": Some Muslim Debates over Qur'an 6:38 -- 17 Invoking Another World: An Interreligious Reflection on Hindu Mythology -- 18 A New Ethic of Holiness: Celtic Saints and Their Kinship with Animals -- 19 Franciscan Justice, Peace, and the Integrity of Creation: A Creation without Creatures -- Killing and Exploitation -- 20 Animals in Christian and Muslim Thought: Creatures, Creation, and Killing for Food
In: Routledge handbooks in religion
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In: Routledge handbooks in religion
In: Routledge handbooks in religion
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