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You're listening to unbelievable with Justin Breilie.

Today on the show, we're doing the vegan debate. Should Christians eat meat we're asking?

Now, veganism, the practice of not consuming meat, dairy or indeed any animal product, has

become an increasingly popular lifestyle choice in recent years. Vegan food options are often

available in restaurants and supermarkets and a survey in the US found a 300% increase in

vegans between 2004 and 2019. That's about 3% of the population in the US, nearly 10 million people.

So, is veganism the ethical thing? Should Christians stop eating meat and go veggie? That's what we're

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