Vegetarians: Godless Heretics?: What Meat-Eaters and Vegetarians Alike Should Know

What does it feel like to be a heretic? Not so many years ago the general attitude towards vegetarians was suspicion, mockery and sometimes even animosity. Today, however, being a vegetarian is fully in trend, and ever more people are deciding for veganism. So why still refer to the past? Vegetarians may no longer be looked upon as heretics, but what has changed for the animals? Isn’t the cruelty against animals still rising? Can there be a far deeper significance to this than simply being vegetarian or not? What shapes man’s behaviour and more or less controls it? Isn’t it the religious concepts of our culture that are conveyed to us in the ethical-moral values at home and in the church? So why is the war against nature and the animals being stepped up, even as more and more people become vegetarian? This and more is answered in this poignant book about the background to this cruel attitude towards creation.