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Dear Editor:

Alfred P. Doblin's priorities are basic and logical, (Other views L-7) however, treating animals as machinery abusing them so we can satisfy our taste buds, does not make us better human beings. He states "Voss is proposing useless legislation. ...This is a waste of precious legislative time. It deserves to be ridiculed".

If The Record continues to print such ignorant opinions, this will only be another paper who caters to people who endorse innocent animals to be abused whether they are animals with wings, hoofs, fins, paws, etc.

If humans are suppose to care for God's creatures, we should be spending time trying to protect them. Our laws currently stink protecting billions of animals who are suffering every day to be eaten.

My question is why does Doblin spend so much time to write a lengthy opinion of his views on animals if they don't matter much to him - it tells me, he does not practice his own priorities and I'm sure the Record pays him for his wonderful opinion.

Jan Fredericks, MA, LPC
President, God's Creatures Ministry
P.O. Box 322
Wayne, NJ 07474
973-694-5155

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God's Creatures Ministry is committed to spreading God's compassion to all He has made based on The Scriptures. Although we are a Christian Ministry, we encourage all to have their own animal welfare committee in their community. We extend our resources to those who would like to learn more or begin their own God's Creatures Ministry as an extension of us. God created us to have a vegetarian diet and commissioned us to protect His animals. Instead, we have exploited them for our entertainment, fashion, appetite and useless, torturous research. These creatures have the right to live as they were created to live. Because we live IN this world, but are not OF this world, we strive to bring God's mercy and justice to all. We live in God's Kingdom now where Jesus, The Sacrificial Lamb, The Prince of Peace, The Lion of Judah reigns. We look forward to that day when all of creation will be 'set free from slavery to corruption and share in the glorious freedom of the children of God' (Romans 8:21) where a little child will lead and guide God's creatures (see Isaiah 11:5-9).