My VERY Comprehensive Talk on Why Jews Should Be Vegetarians – Jewcology

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My VERY Comprehensive Talk on Why Jews Should Be Vegetarians

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This talk was presented at the Flatbush Jewish Center in 2008. It is still VERY relevant.

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Richard Schwartz

Featured Causes: Judaism and Vegetarianism, climate change

Animals, Clergy and Rabbinical Students, Climate Change, Earth-Based Jewish Practices, Environmental Justice, Food Justice, Land Use, Peace, Spirituality, Uncategorized, Vegetarian / Vegan

Richard Schwartz

Featured Causes: Judaism and Vegetarianism, climate change

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