I've seen multiple users claim that being created in God's image and having dominion over creation, justifies humanity's ill treatment of animal friends. But let me ask u this: does being created in God's image justify acting in ways that are contrary to God's nature? We can all agree that any industrialized farm is not a pleasant life experience for animals. Intensive farming of pigs and chicken is especially horrendous. [i][b] In what way does God's image justify the creation of animal concentration camps?[/b][/i] Even after the Christian notion of "the fall" taking place, has your God treated you like a chicken or a swine? If you are created in God's image, should you not live and act in a way that is like your God? Assuming God gave man dominion over nature, does God not have dominion over man? Is man's dominion in any way like God's? Do Christians support or reject man's handling of divine stewardship? No part of God's dominion is in any way like a modern death camp farm. God's dominion was a garden, and man tended that garden. Now man turns that garden into a prison for other souls. And Christians are fine with this because why? Because sin? The world is sinful therefore you can partake in the sin? Because God said man could eat meat? So it's ok to torture an animal for it's short miserable life before you eat it? To me, the ideals of your faith should make you care about other animals, and about the world. But because God gave you "dominion", you somehow doublethink this stewardship into justification of things that would put a smile on Satan's face. If your faith is true, the world as you accept it is a bitter irony. U use all that your God gave you to justify all that God is not.