Abstract
Acknowledgements
Table of Contents
Chapters
1. Introduction
1.1. Definition of Veganism
1.2. Methodology
1.3. Literature Review
1.4. A Vegan Overview of the Bible
2. Major Stumbling Blocks to Veganism in the OT Resolved
2.1. “Dominion” in Genesis 1:26, 28 Means Servanthood, NOT Lordship
2.2. Not Only Humans But Animals are Made in the Image of God
2.3. Not Only Humans But Animals Have a Soul (Nephesh Chayyah)
2.4. God Did NOT Skin Animals to Clothe Adam and Eve
2.5. God Never Permitted Noah and his Clan to Eat Animals
2.6. Abraham Never Demanded by God to Sacrifice his Son nor a Ram
2.6. Animal Sacrifice is Detested by God
3. Antidotes Against Stumbling Blocks in the OT
3.1. If you are not Vegan, you are Breaking ALL Ten Commandments
3.2. The Forbidden Fruit in Eden is Meat
3.3. Balaam’s Donkey Warns the Prophet of his disobedience
3.4. Miscellaneous OT Verses Showing that God Loves Animals
4. Major Stumbling Blocks to Veganism in the NT Resolved
4.1. All Fishy Stories about Jesus: Debunked
4.2. Jesus Did Not Eat the Passover Lamb
4.3. Jesus Did Not Declare All Foods Clean
4.4. Jesus Did Not Drive 2000 Pigs to Death
4.4. God Did Not Command Peter to Kill and Eat Animals
4.5. John the Baptist Did Not Eat Locusts
4.6. Abraham’s Sacrifice of his Son/Ram, Pauline Eucharist, and Meatism are the Same Cult
5. Antidotes Against Stumbling Blocks in the NT
5.1. Jesus is Staunchly Vegan
5.2. Jesus is a Martyr for Animal Liberation
5.3. Paul the Apostate Has Hijacked Jesus’ Vegan Church for 2000 Years
5.3.1. Paul’s Family Background
5.3.2. Jesus’ Prophesies about Paul
5.3.3. Paul Throws James the Just from the Pinnacle of the Temple
5.3.4. Pauls’ Dubious Conversion on his Way to Damascus
5.3.5. Paul’s Attack on the Law and the Jerusalem Council’s Vegan Decree
5.3.6. Paul Has a Hand in James’ Death
5.3.7. Paul’s Role in the Fall of Jerusalem
6. Conclusion
6.1. Methodological Discussions
6.2. Self-criticism
6.3. Significance and Prospects
7. Bibliography
8. Indexes
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