Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Veganism is a relatively recent movement in society, today we discuss veganism over a nice home-cooked meal of steak and liver.
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⏰Timestamps⏰:
0:40 What is a vegan?
4:20 Strongest argument for veganism?
8:50 Is this a good argument?
10:08 Veganism and Utilitarianism
14:08 Is Veganism too Demanding?
22:35 Why are people so vegan?
23:50 The internal inconsistency of some meat-eaters
26:55 Would a vegan be willing to kill animals?
28:55 An objection from health
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About the video:
Join us on the Oxford Conservatives Talks podcast as we delve into the ethics and controversies of veganism. In this episode, we explore what defines a vegan lifestyle, the strongest arguments for adopting veganism, and its philosophical ties to utilitarianism. We discuss the practical demands of veganism, the internal inconsistencies observed in some meat-eaters, and common health objections raised against a vegan diet. This conversation aims to unpack the complexities of ethical eating and the varied societal impacts of veganism.
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Veganism is a relatively recent movement in society, today we discuss veganism over a nice home-cooked meal of steak and liver.
--
⏰Timestamps⏰:
0:40 What is a vegan?
4:20 Strongest argument for veganism?
8:50 Is this a good argument?
10:08 Veganism and Utilitarianism
14:08 Is Veganism too Demanding?
22:35 Why are people so vegan?
23:50 The internal inconsistency of some meat-eaters
26:55 Would a vegan be willing to kill animals?
28:55 An objection from health
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If you found this video helpful, like and subscribe, and share this video with your friends!
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For podcast listeners, check out our podcast: bit.ly/phil4allpod
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Take part in a ministry which reaches 5000+ people with the Christian message per month and gain access to Joshua’s private collection of notes (on over 200 articles and books), pose questions to leading scholars, suggest videos, and more:
patreon.com/christianityforall
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Join our newsletter on my website: josh-yen.com
Find me on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/joshuajwyen
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Feel free to join my discord server:
discord.gg/8qdSy85SfD
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Check out Christianity for All, my guide to Christian life in the 21st century:
Paperback: amzn.to/3LpJVii
Kindle: amzn.to/3DsGLaN
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About the video:
Join us on the Oxford Conservatives Talks podcast as we delve into the ethics and controversies of veganism. In this episode, we explore what defines a vegan lifestyle, the strongest arguments for adopting veganism, and its philosophical ties to utilitarianism. We discuss the practical demands of veganism, the internal inconsistencies observed in some meat-eaters, and common health objections raised against a vegan diet. This conversation aims to unpack the complexities of ethical eating and the varied societal impacts of veganism.
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Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something I’ll receive a small commission.
#vegan #philosophy #joshuayen
