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How to Become a Vegetarian Family in Three Quick and Easy Steps! or, more accurately, How One Family Gradually Became Vegetarian Over the Course of Five Years

April 25, 2016 becreaturekind
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After much discussion, we agreed that a vegetarian diet would be a great reflection of pacifism: one might respond to Jesus Christ’s completion of sacrifice by trying not to rely on killing animals to provide for one’s own thriving.

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In Education Tags animals, compassion, creaturekind, factory farming, farmed animals, nonviolence, pacifism, theology, vegetarian
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