In this thought-provoking work, Edith Carrington and John Frewen Moor explore the question of what happens to animals after death. Drawing on a diverse range of philosophical and theological traditions, the authors argue that animals have souls and are capable of experiencing an afterlife. This book will appeal to anyone interested in animal rights, theology, or philosophy.
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