Eat Meat... or Don't: Considering the Moral Arguments For and Against Eating Meat

About the Author: Bo Bennett, PhD

Dr. Bennett holds a PhD in social psychology, a master’s degree in general psychology, and a bachelor’s degree in marketing. He has published over a dozen books on the topics of logic, reason, argumentation, psychology, philosophy, religion, and critical thinking. He currently runs eBookIt.com, a service for self-published authors and small presses, that he started in 2010. You can find out more about Bo at BoBennett.com.

Confront the Ethics of Your Diet in 'Eat Meat... Or Don't" A Thought-Provoking Analysis of Eating Morally

Are you one of the 95% of Americans who don't see an ethical problem with eating meat? Have you ever considered the moral implications of your dietary choices? If these questions pique your interest, then this book will provide you with a fresh perspective.

"Eat Meat… Or Don’t" invites you to explore the compelling moral arguments surrounding the consumption of meat. It challenges the reader to scrutinize their long-held beliefs and prompts them to ask: "What distinguishes animals from humans in a way that justifies killing the former for food but not the latter?"

This book is not about preaching a particular ideology. Instead, it uses a combination of philosophical and scientific rigor to encourage critical thinking. It presents moral choices as they are – some better, others worse – without imposing a one-size-fits-all conclusion. This careful approach allows you to make informed decisions about your dietary habits and their ethical implications.

"Eat Meat… Or Don't" proposes that, regardless of your ultimate stance on eating meat, reducing meat consumption can benefit your health, the environment, and the animal kingdom. Embark on this thought-provoking journey today and discover how simple dietary changes can enhance your life, your health, and your ethical standpoint. Get your copy now!