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Front cover; Half title; Title page; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; 1: Stealing Chickens in Austria (It Was an Accident, I Swear); Part One. Looking at the Word through an Animal Lens; Introduction to Part One; 2: Creation (or, Using Animals Says to God, "I Don't Think You Got It Quite Right In Genesis"); 3: What It Means to "Have Dominion"; 4: The Prophets; 5: Jesus, the Prince of Peace; 6: I Think Jesus Dug Birds, Too; 7: The Good Samaritan: Animals as Neighbors; 8: The End and the Now; 9: The Bible Tells Me So ...

Part Two. Intersections and Bridges (The Oppression Connection)Introduction to Part Two; 10: Do Animals Suffer? (And Does It Matter?); 11: The Trinity and Community: Being In Right Relationship with Animals; 12: What Is a Human?; 13: The Heresy of Hierarchy; 14: Stewardship of Creation (or, Changing Light Bulbs Isn't Enough); 15: Can You Be a Peace-Loving Meat-Eater? (Pssst, No, 'cause Using Animals Necessitates Violence); 16: Whose Bodies Matter?; 17: Liberate Your Language; 18: Undercover Investigations: Hell on Earth Exposed; Part Three. Now What? The Basics of Treating Animals Well.

Introduction to Part Three19: Don't Eat Them; 20: Don't Beat Them (or Pay People Who Do); 21: Your Animal Companions; 22: PETA's Community Animal Project (and How You Can Help Animals in Your Own Community); 23: Buying Cruelty Free; 24: Public Policies; 25: Frequently Asked Questions; Epilogue; Glossary; Bibliography; Back cover.

A robust challenge to traditional evangelical assumptions about humanity's ""dominion"" over the animal world, arguing for a biblical ethic of animal liberation.

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