Animals Archives - Universal Life Church Monastery Blog
March 25th, 2024
"How would Jesus kill an animal? That's the fundamental question asked in a new documentary making the case that Jesus was in fact a vegetarian and would not have endorsed the killing and eating of animals.
Outrage as 1,400 Dolphins Killed in Traditional Hunt on Faroe Islands
September 21st, 2021
When old traditions collide with modern morality, which should win out? That's what many are wondering after nearly 1,500 dolphins were killed in a traditional Faroe Islands sea hunt that sparked international outrage.
Veganism Ruled as Protected Class in U.K., Comparable to Religious Belief
January 6th, 2020
A court in the U.K. just ruled that veganism constitutes a genuine philosophical or religious belief. That means vegans are now protected from employment discrimination.
The 7 Strangest Marriages From Around the World
December 1st, 2017
When it comes to marriage, they say love knows no bounds. Well, we're inclined to believe it! This list of odd pairings will leave you scratching your head. From a 106-year-old bride to a woman in love with a building, there sure are some strange couples out there.
Humane Treatment of Animals: 3 Different Stories
March 15th, 2016
The Universal Life Church is itself an open organization believing that we are all children of the same universe, and though it might not be apparent, we mean that to include all creatures, great and small.
Do Animals Go to Heaven?
December 17th, 2014
All dogs do indeed go to heaven, as do cats, horses, and sugar gliders the pope declared in a recent weekly address at the Vatican. Animal rights advocates have praised the announcement.
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