CDS Animal Rights and Religious ideas

What does a pescetarian eat?

What does the sanskrit word ahimsa mean?

"The idea that believers have a duty to look after the environment on behalf of God."

What sort of animal testing do most people think should be made illegal?

Which religion/s traditionally eat meat?

What does a Omnivore eat?

Which of these is NOT a correct way to end this definition: Life is a gift from God and must be:

Which faiths does NOT come from a dharmic tradition?

Which word from Hinduism and Buddhism below means harm no living thing?

In Judaism what does 'treif' mean?

Do all religions accept the use of animals for work as long as they are cared for?

Which Quaker group lobbies for alternatives to using Vivisection? 

What does Karma mean?

Which word below is the Hebrew concept of repairing the world?

Roughly, how many animals are killed each year for the fur trade?

Which word is the Sikh concept of service?

Which organisation lobbies the fashion industry to stop the using of Fur? 

The best definition for humans being superior to animals is:

What does a vegetarian eat?

An interpretation of the verse in Genesis 'Rule over' which means to Exploit?

Which of these is NOT a document about human rights?

What does Samsara mean?

What does halal mean?

What makes Dolly the Sheep so important?

What does a vegan eat?

Why are muslims permitted to eat animals if they killed by the halal method of slaughter?

Do most religions believe that humans and animals are equal?

Which of these permits animals to be destroyed if they harm humans?

Do most religions accept the use of zoos, safari parks and aquariums?

Which religion/s are predominately vegetarian?