Abstract
The idea that all sentients have rights is rapidly gaining ground in philosophical and theological circles and should make sense to scientists. If we accept the darwinian idea of biological kinship then what is the logical reason why there should not be moral kinship? On what grounds, other than sentimentality, do we discriminate so unfairly against other species?
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