New Vegetarianism (Nutritional Philosophy of the Urban Elite Life Group): (Nutritional Philosophy of the Urban Elite Life Group)

Author: Ye Ping
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: In fact, the essence of vegetarianism is respect and reverence for every life. As the most advanced beings in the world, humans indeed have the ability to dominate all animals below us, even to the extent of eating their flesh, drinking their blood, and using their skin for bedding. However, humans possess a moral sense and self-awareness. The moral sense and self-awareness in our hearts tell us that doing so is not a good thing but a cruel act. The relationship between animals and humans is not one of the same species, but at least a "friendship." This has been proven by science, as humans cannot exist independently of the animal kingdom. Moreover, science has further proven that eating animals does not truly benefit human health but rather harms it. In the end, the only advantage of eating meat might be that it satisfies human cravings for taste and food, much like smoking, which only fulfills a small sense of sensory stimulation for humans! In fact, the essence of vegetarianism is respect and reverence for every life. As the most advanced beings in the world, humans indeed have the ability to dominate all animals below us, even to the extent of eating their flesh, drinking their blood, and using their skin for bedding. However, humans possess a moral sense and self-awareness. The moral sense and self-awareness in our hearts tell us that doing so is not a good thing but a cruel act. The relationship between animals and humans is not one of the same species, but at least a "friendship." This has been proven by science, as humans cannot exist independently of the animal kingdom. Moreover, science has further proven that eating animals does not truly benefit human health but rather harms it. In the end, the only advantage of eating meat might be that it satisfies human cravings for taste and food, much like smoking, which only fulfills a small sense of sensory stimulation for humans!