How does the media shape the way we think about animals? Why do we see some as food and others as companions? This article explores the hidden power of media…
When we look into the frightened eyes of an intensively farmed animal, what do we see? Speaking at the University of Pennsylvania’s Penn Humanities Forum, the philosopher Slavoj Žižek gives…
Dr Ellie Atayee-Bennett is part of a growing number of scholars exploring the relationship between religion and veganism, not as separate domains, but as mutually shaping ways of life. Her…
When COP30 convenes in Belém, deep within the Brazilian Amazon, the world’s leaders will gather in one of the most biologically rich places on earth. The Amazon is home to…
In the beginning, God designed. Not with blueprints or building codes, but with breath, beauty, and boundless compassion. Mountains were shaped, birds were feathered, whales were weighed in oceans of…
In recent years, questions about food, animals and Christian responsibility have moved from the margins to the centre of theological and ethical debate. As industrial farming intensifies, ecological crises deepen,…
Art has long held a prophetic voice in society—a voice that does not merely echo the status quo, but challenges it. Through brushstrokes, sculpture, song, or spoken word, art has…