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What does Catholic teaching say about animal rights?
While traditionally, human beings are held as stewards, but even as “lords” over the earth, is there a sense of embracing animal rights, and if there is, what teachings state so?
Is there a sense of becoming open to what might be discovered with regard to animal intelligence, their feelings, communication, their social life, etc.?
With regard to this question, some context is provided by the link above.
What does Catholic teaching say about animal rights?
While traditionally, human beings are held as stewards, but even as “lords” over the earth, is there a sense of embracing animal rights, and if there is, what teachings state so?
Is there a sense of becoming open to what might be discovered with regard to animal intelligence, their feelings, communication, their social life, etc.?