XVII. CONCLUSION "Vivisection is the killing of animals to find cures for the diseases caused by eating animals." -Victoria Moran In reviewing the preceding chapters, it becomes apparent that what started out as an expos

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Date: 2009-11-05 13:51:04 Ethics Intentional living Culture Human behavior Diets Nonviolence Vegetarianism American Vegan Society Veganism Animal rights Plant perception		XVII. CONCLUSION "Vivisection is the killing of animals to find cures for the diseases caused by eating animals." -Victoria Moran In reviewing the preceding chapters, it becomes apparent that what started out as an expos Add to Reading List Source URL: www.vegsource.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 187,32 KB Share Document on Facebook

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