Lesson 11: Christianity in its various forms does not support the animal rights movement in any way.

Michael Shermer is a vegetarian but not a vegan. He rejects what he calls “reducetarians.”

In the article about the Buddhist monk in lesson 9, he argues that:

Lesson 12: In the Frans de Waal article he discusses the “Atheist Dilemma.” What is this?

Lesson 12: Nietzsche argues that morality was anti-nature. What did he mean by this?

Lesson 11: According to notes, all practicing Hindus are vegetarian.

Lesson 12: Christopher Hitchens offers the reader a “challenge.” What is it?

In the Crash Course on Non-Human Animals, Hank Greene argues the intelligence is the key way to determine how to treat other creatures.

In Peter Singer’s article on animals he discusses “speciesism.” What is this?

According to the reading, which thinker fully fits with a non-anthropocentric view?