Part I: Philosophical and Ethical Considerations

Animal Subjectivity
ROBERTO MARCHESINI

The Importance of Animal Life: Between Objectifying and Subjectifying Approaches in Animal Philosophy and Ethics
SIMONE HORSTMANN

The Ethics of Using Animals for Entertainment: Zoos, Circuses, Sport and Pets
CARLOS NACONECY

Part II: Biblical and Theological Reflections

The Animal World in Old Testament Tradition
SILVIA SCHROER

Hoc est corpus meum: Theological Ecologies of Creaturely Health in the Context of a Global Pandemic
ERIC DARYL MEYER

The End of Consumption: Eschatological Hope for Human and Farmed Animals
MARGARET B. ADAM

Francis of Assisi and Brother Wolf
LUIZ CARLOS SUSIN

Considering “Teeth”: Blackness at the Intersection of Theology, Race, and Animals
JEANIA REE V. MOORE

Part III: Interreligious Perspectives

The Role of Animals in Mi’kmaw Spirituality
MARGARET ROBINSON

Ekpen-n’owa: Conceptualizing the Human-Animal Relationship in Benin Peoples’ Worldview
ITOHAN M. IDUMWONYI

Human-Animal Relationship and the Ethics of Using Animals in Islam
MAGFIRAH DAHLAN

Theological Forum

Bible and Political Commitment: Pablo Richard (1936-2021)
ELSA TAMEZ, CRISTINA VENTURA, DIEGO IRARRÁZAVAL

The First Ecclesial Assembly of Latin America and the Caribbean
GERALDO LUIZ DE MORI