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Dominion over the Animals

Animal Rights: the Debate 2 May 2024 1


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Animal Rights: the Debate explores the issues around around our relationship with animals with hosts Martyn Ford and David Thomas.

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Compassion for others is a principle close to the heart of religion, but how far – if at all – does it extend to other animals?

In this episode, we speak to Barbara Gardner, a co-founder of the Animals Interfaith Alliance, ‘a unique alliance of the world’s most influential faith based, animal advocacy organisations. Author of The Compassionate Animal, Barbara Gardner joins us for a discussion about faith, morality, and animals.

 

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Animal Rights: the Debate 18 April 2024

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Richard Ryder and the Victims of Science

Animal Rights: the Debate 4 April 2024

Richard Ryder has been dubbed the father of animal rights in this country, coining the term ‘speciesism’ to describe our irrational approach to non-human animals. He has published a dozen books, including, most famously, Victims of Science, described in Parliament …continue

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