CARP wrote:
> Genesis 1:28 And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful, and
> multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the
> fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing
> that moveth upon the earth.
>
> There is nothing that indicates equality between man and beast, not here nor
> anywhere else in the Scriptures. The idea of equality is insane. Even so, it
> is the prevalent teaching, and widely accepted opinion of the day. The new
> age people, the green peace folks, and the animal rights movement, would
> have us believe that these creatures have intellect, emotion, and will just
> like man. They would say that all living things have evolved within a
> delicately balanced environment. Then they threaten us with unfounded
> predictions of destruction. For that reason, man, beast, and environment are
> of equal importance. "Mother Earth" their goddess, must be protected,
> preserved, and revered, even at the expense of mankind, because all are
> dependent upon Her. Is "Earth Day" a universal day of reverence toward their
> god? Today's man does not see himself as superior to animals but rather that
> he is himself an animal. This includes his moral and ethical accountability.
> If an animal, then why not behave like one.
>
>
Can't you read? Dominion. Look it up. Care for. Control. Not Hate.
Go to a dictionary and look up the world. It also the concept
"not to cause any unnecessary pain on animals". It says to give the
animals a day of rest. It says not to muzzle an animal working a field.
It is a book of kindness to animals. If you're going to quote Torah,
know something about it.