The theme of sustainability, acting justly and utilitarianism for all of creation can be found in the text “ The Living God in the Cosmic Perspective,” and “Animal Liberation.” These themes will be brought forward to accentuate the connection of today's societal and ecological issues. Additionally through these themes, I will clarify why it is vital for our humanity to center our endeavors and perseverance in creation and in the world. Humanity on living on Earth have been guided by egotism - a thought where we psychologically overvalue that the importance of our biological species. Human beings act based on the interest for themselves, in which we have caused great dilemmas. As time has evolved, humans have devalues and have created the destruction of our planet and of animals. There is without a doubt that humans have been the cause, and rise of many societal and ecological issues. In fact, Peter Singer, a philosopher and animal activist has called attention into the topic of animal rights. Through the reading, “Animal Liberation,” Singer, goes into great comparison, as he connects and resembles animal issues to the problem such racism, sexism, and class. Singer explains the importance behind women. Precisely, he focuses morality. Due to morality, he states that men …show more content…
For example, if all are educated on the topic in considering equality, humanity would consider how brutally animals are being treated. While humans will still consume meat, perhaps the way we kill the animal, and the amount of meat consumption can change. The result of animals no longer experiencing brutaly can perhaps change the institution in which they are being kill. If there was an invention where animals could no longer feel pain upon death, the invention itself would perhaps change the pricing of meat. The consumption of meat due to the increase of pricing that would