HUMANE RELIGION
Humane Religion Magazine
from Humane Religion
November - December 1996 Issue
Table of Contents
EDITORIAL: Compassion for all beings: an ancient tradition.
A SAVIOR IS BORN: Both human and nonhuman beings attended the birth of the Promised One.
THE FORGOTTEN BEGINNINGS: Our Judeo-Christian heritage has been “purged” of its nonviolent tradition.
HUMAN AND ANIMAL ABUSE: The social sciences are discovering the links between all kinds of cruelty.
FROM THE PULPIT: Humane Spokesmen, past and present
THE DUTY OF MERCY: An eighteenth century cleric challenges believers to fulfill their God-given responsibility to animals.
THE VEGETARIANISM OF JESUS CHRIST: Research that reveals the pervasiveness of vegetarianism in early Christianity.
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