James H. Bradley III

Thorough but not ultimate

Revisado: 09-23-21

A very comprehensive list of common objections and criticisms people have of veganism, but some arguments are lacking in detail (like why free range is not what people think it is) and there’s little advice on what to do if the person you’re arguing with decides to bite the bullet on counter arguments in the book. The argument against subjective morality is the most lacking, but for a true defense against moral subjectivity you should read a book like “The Case for Animal Rights” by Tom Reegan. However, this book is more than sufficient for answering most objections you’ll come across in day to day conversation.

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