Year 10
Treatment of animals (food)
In this lesson, we will be look at religious views on using animals for food.
Year 10
Treatment of animals (food)
In this lesson, we will be look at religious views on using animals for food.
Lesson details
Key learning points
- Issues around intensive and free range farming
- Halal food laws
- Christian views on using animals for food
- Non religious views (application of utilitarianism)
Equipment
You will need two different coloured pens: black or blue and another coloured pen, such as green or red.
Licence
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5 Questions
Q1.
Which view says that human life is special because it's created by God?
Situation ethics
Utilitarianism
Q2.
Muslims and Christians disagree when it comes to medical testing, true or false?
True
Q3.
Which is the correct example of Muhammad being kind to animals?
Muhammad always stopped to talk to cats and give them treats
Muhammad loved animals and set up the first animal hospital
Muhammad was a vegan. He campaigned for Muslims to give up meat and dairy
Q4.
Which of the definitions below fits with cosmetic testing
Cosmetic testing is when makeup is put on animals to see if it will make them look younger
Cosmetic testing is when makeup is put on animals to see whether it makes them look better
Cosmetic testing is when medicines are tested on animals to see if they are safe and effective for humans
Q5.
What does utilitarianism say about medical testing?
Medical testing is acceptable because it is a good way of helping the Ummah
Medical testing is acceptable because it is the most loving thing to do to save human lives
Medical testing is unacceptable because it is bad stewardship of the environment
5 Questions
Q1.
Which is the correct example of Muhammad being kind to animals?
Muhammad always stopped to talk to cats and give them treats
Muhammad loved animals and set up the first animal hospital
Muhammad was a vegan. He campaigned for Muslims to give up meat and dairy
Q2.
What is food that is considered acceptable in Islamic food laws often referred to as?
Haram
Khalifah
Vegetarian
Q3.
True or false, some Christians believe that God originally intended humans to be vegetarian
False
Q4.
Jesus and Muhammad were vegetarians. True or false?
True
Q5.
Which answer below is not commonly given as a reason to not eat, or to reduce eating meat.
Animal welfare (they can feel pain / fear)
Climate change
Intensive farming