Atheism And Animal Abuse

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Each year thousands of dogs are stolen in China and as many as 20 million dogs are killed in China to satisfy the dog meat industry.^[1]

According to ABC News, gruesome techniques are used in Chinese dog slaughterhouses.^[2]

China has the world's largest atheist population.^[3] It also has state atheism (See: China and atheism).

Most atheists in the world are East Asian (see: Asian atheism).

For more information, please see: Atheists and dog meat eating

Below are some articles related to Atheism and animal abuse:

Atheists and dog meat eating (Dog meat slaughtering in countries with state atheism is known for its brutality.^[4])

Cat slaughtering practices in China (Communist China’s cat meat trade is notoriously brutal.^[5]^[6])

Cat meat trade in Vietnam (The cat meat trade in communist Vietnam is known for its barbarity.^[7]^[8])

Eating of live mice in China (See: China and atheism and Asian atheism)

Atheism and bestiality

Irreligion and the treatment of horses

Dietary practices of atheists

1 Atheism, psychopathy and animal abuse
- 1.1 Animal abuse and psychopathy
2 Atheism, women and the animal rights movement
3 Irreligion and the treatment of horses
- 3.1 Irreligion and the consumption of horse meat
- 3.2 Irreligious Britain, sexual mutilations of horses and stabbings of horses
4 Dietary practices of atheists
5 Christianized world and dog/cat meat eating
6 Atheism and veganism
7 Wuhan coronavirus epidemic: Tens of thousands of pets in China to be slaughtered by authorities
8 Kosher meat slaughtering methods and the priorization of animal welfare
9 Religion and veganism
10 See also
11 External links
12 References

Atheism, psychopathy and animal abuse[edit]

A psychopath is someone with an anti-social personality disorder characterized by violent, perverted or immoral behavior often leading to criminality. Psychopaths have little or no concern for other people. Some psychopaths equate love with sexual arousal.^[9]

A 2016 study relating to atheism and psychopathy published in Plus One indicates:

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Similarly, a survey of 312 college students examining the relationship between Religious/Spiritual Well-Being (RSWB) and ‘dark triad’ personality traits found that “RSWB was confirmed to be negatively correlated with these negative aspects of personality, in particular with subclinical psychopathy.”

...moral concern is associated with a spiritual worldview.^[10]

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According to the 2014 journal article Correlates of psychopathic personality traits in everyday life: results from a large community survey published in the journal Frontiers of Psychology lack of belief in God is positively associated with psychopathy.^[11]

For additional information, please see: Atheism and psychopathy

Animal abuse and psychopathy[edit]

Mark D. Griffiths Ph.D. wrote in Psychology Today:

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Studies carried out by Dr. Phillip Kavanagh and his colleagues have examined the relationship between the three Dark Triad personality traits and attitudes towards animal abuse and self-reported acts of animal cruelty. They found that the psychopathy trait is related to intentionally hurting or torturing animals, and was also a composite measure of all three Dark Triad traits.^[12]

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Atheism, women and the animal rights movement[edit]

See: Atheism, women and the animal rights movement

Irreligion and the treatment of horses[edit]

Although horses are seen as an intelligent animal by many and a useful partner in getting work accomplished in many areas around the world, there are irreligious countries that also see horses as a source of food.^[13]

For more information, please see: Irreligion and the treatment of horses

Irreligion and the consumption of horse meat[edit]

See: Irreligion and the consumption of horse meat

Irreligious Britain, sexual mutilations of horses and stabbings of horses[edit]

Irreligious Britain, sexual mutilations of horses and stabbings of horses

Dietary practices of atheists[edit]

Dietary practices of atheists (Dietary habits of various secular regions)

Christianized world and dog/cat meat eating[edit]

In the Christianized world (or countries that have a Christian legacy), where Christians make up the majority of the population, dog/cat eating is not common.

Atheism and veganism[edit]

See: Atheism and veganism

Most atheists are not vegans (see: Atheism and veganism).

The majority of atheists are likely East Asian (see: Asian atheism).^[14]

China has the world's largest atheist population (See: China and atheism).^[15]^[16]

An estimated 4 to 5 percent of Chinese are vegetarians.^[17]