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We are dedicated to cruelty-free living through a vegan lifestyle according to Judeo-Christian ethics. Unconditional love and compassion is the foundation of our peaceful means of accomplishing this goal for all of God's creatures, whether human or otherwise. See more about our philosophy.

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Feature for Saturday, October 12
Spaghetti Squash with Tomato Sauce

Spaghetti squash with tomato sauce is a delicious vegan recipe that is also an alternative to traditional pasta recipes. This recipe will serve 4 adults as a main meal, and takes about 45 to 50 minutes to prepare and cook in a microwave oven.
Vegan Recipes


Feature for Friday, October 11
The Hidden Toll of Livestock Farming
With farmers 3.5 times more likely to die from suicide than the general population, it is safe to say that the industry is in crisis. And, our surveys found farmers are open and williing to change.


Feature for Thursday, October 10
Abu Al Alaa Ahmad ibn Abdullah Al Maari: A Medieval Advocate for Veganism

Throughout his life, Al Maari was a staunch advocate for veganism. His beliefs were deeply rooted in the principles of non-violence and compassion towards all living creatures. He opposed all forms of violence and believed that no living being should be harmed.
Articles Reflecting a Vegan Lifestyle


Feature for Wednesday, October 9
All-Creatures.org October 9 Newsletter
Saving many thousands of birds with window film — one struggle, one light: human and animal liberation — writing as animal activism — Paul Watson’s detention extended — sanctuary owner vindicated — California bans octopus farming — Animals Lebanon — Wolf removal unravels ecosystems — Los Alamos kills another six Horses — books: The Impactful Vegan, I Don't Wanna Eat Animals Anymore! (for kids), Vegan Minded — and more…
Image from Case Dismissed: Sanctuary Owner Vindicated
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Feature for Tuesday, October 8
One Struggle, One Light: Animal Liberation, Human Rights

As a principle, veganism holds that humans are one community among many, not the very point of Earth's existence. Vegans relinquish the human assumption that the Earth (or any other planet) is ours. Consider how this enriches the human experience. It calls for a truce with, and maybe even a sense of contribution to, life on Earth that could not be experienced otherwise.
Animal Rights/Vegan Activist Strategies


Feature for Monday, October 7
What to Eat When You Don't Eat Animals (free vegan guide)

In this guide you will also find irrefutable, horrifying, and powerful facts about the consequences of our eating animals on…oh, just the entire world!
Articles Reflecting a Vegan Lifestyle


Feature for Sunday, October 6
God is Always Present

God is always present even if we don’t feel like He is. Spiritually, He is invisibly connected to us much in the same way that our smart phones, telephones, and internet pages and images are connected and present when we reach out to them or search for them, and we are like all of these little things connected to God.
[Pictured is Krishna from Eden Farmed Animal Sanctuary]
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