I Had A Wonderful Teacher About Animal

We, As Humans, Have Actually Developed A Sense Of Social Responsibility. We Have Gone Beyond Our Basic Instincts. We Can And We Do. This Is What Sets Us Apart From The Chimps. They Are Extremely Brutal And Hostile. Your Next Door Neighbor Is To Be Killed Unless She Is A Juicy Young Female, Who Hasn't Yet Had Her First Baby, In Which Case You Want Her.

We Have A Responsibility Toward The Other Life-forms Of Our Planet Whose Continued Existence Is Threatened By The Thoughtless Behavior Of Our Own Human Species. . . . Environmental Responsibility – For If There Is No God, Then, Obviously, It Is Up To Us To Put Things Right.

I Have Found That To Love And Be Loved Is The Most Empowering And Exhilarating Of All Human Emotions.

Having Respect For Animals Makes Us Better Humans.

I Had Never Been Able To Believe That God Would Give Us Poor Frail Humans Only One Chance At Making It -- That We Would Be Assigned To Some Kind Of Hell Because We Failed During One Experience Of Mortal Life. ... So The Concepts Of Karma And Reincarnation Made Logical Sense To Me.