A communion of subjects : animals in religion, science, and ethics

Paul Waldau · Kimberley Christine Patton

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Religion, Ecology, and Ethics Study and Philosophy of Religion Animal Law and Welfare

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AcknowledgmentsEssay AbstractsHeritage of Volume - Mary Evelyn TuckerPrologue - Loneliness and Presence - Thomas BerryIntroduction - Paul Waldau and Kimberly PattonPart IPart II

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