Title: A badly-needed break
Product review: This book is a breath of fresh air. All we hear about today when it comes to religions is how they breed intolerance and violence. That may be so for the most part, but Religious Vegetarianism shows the other side. All the major world traditions also have a core of peacefulness and love that extends to humans, animals, and the earth itself. This book shows one way that this core works itself out in practical terms--through what the authors call religious vegetarianism. I give it four starts instead of five because it doesn't discuss paganism, which is the most eco-sensitive of all the world's religions. But it's still a very good read.
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