#cambridge declaration

[exotastic-earth]

Animal Welfare vs Rights: The Great Ethical Divide Most people use “animal welfare” and “animal rights” as if they mean the same thing. They do not. The difference decides how far you are willing to go for animals. One camp wants bigger cages. The other wants no cages at all.... 🐢 🦎 🐠 🐾 ⚖️ 🌱 https://exotastic.earth/animal-welfare-vs-rights/ #AnimalWelfare #AnimalRights #AnimalWelfareVsRights #AnimalSentience #FiveDomains #FiveFreedoms #EthicalPetKeeping #ExoticPets #ReptileCare #AquariumHobby #AnimalConsciousness #CrueltyFree #AdoptDontShop #ExotasticEarth #EvidenceBasedCare

Animal Welfare vs Rights: The Great Ethical Divide

[netnole-blog]

The Cambridge Declaration

In an attempt to make churches more attractive and relevant, over the decades, many pastors effectively stopped preaching and teaching the contents of the Bible, and this has resulted in a significant decrease in basic Bible literacy among Christians across all denominations. Thirty years ago today, a diverse group of pastors and theologians met in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to address this and…

The Cambridge Declaration

[bambicracy]

Many think that the question of animal consciousness is a matter of opinion. It used to be, but it isn't anymore. (Unless you also deny human consciousness.) Thank you neuropsychologists, neurobiologists and cognitive scientists for all the hard work during the past few decades.

If you want to put your view of other animals to test, maybe start by reading what Frans de Waal said about rampant anthropodenial and continue with the incredible Cambridge Declaration.

[kimikimkim]

Unwarranted confidence in human ability is a product of fallen human nature ... God's grace in Christ is not merely necessary but is the sole efficient cause of salvation. We confess that human beings are born spiritually dead and are incapable even of cooperating with regenerating grace. We reaffirm that in salvation we are rescued from God's wrath by his grace alone. It is the supernatural work of the Holy Spirit that brings us to Christ by releasing us from our bondage to sin and raising us from spiritual death to spiritual life. We deny that salvation is in any sense a human work. Human methods, techniques or strategies by themselves cannot accomplish this transformation. Faith is not produced by our unregenerated human nature.

Cambridge Declaration