“Christspiracy” can be streamed for free at christspiracy.com and is available in several languages such as English, Spanish, German, Portuguese, and French.

“Christspiracy” is an interesting film, not for everyone, but rather for those willing to learn about alternative views and those open to diverse perspectives.

The film shows views previously discussed regarding some passages of sacred books such as the Bible, where the idea of surviving out of the fruits of the earth instead of killing animals is mentioned or implied.

“Christspiracy” is a documentary for those with open minds to explore diverse religious views beyond those taught to them or learned over the years, as well as opinions regarding the consumption of animals.

The quest takes the filmmakers to explore ancient scriptures, words lost in translation, and the historical understanding of religious figures, to examine the relationship between killing animals for human consumption and spirituality and religion.

Those questions take Anderson and Waters on a quest to different countries, asking academics, scholars, activists, yoguis, Buddhists, how several religions, such as Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, and others, respond to the question about the spiritual ways to kill animals.

The documentary “Christspiracy,” directed by Kip Anderson (also the director of the documentary “What the Health” (2017) and Kameron Waters, explores the religious questions of whether there is a spiritual way to kill an animal and what Jesus would do regarding the killing of animals.

…But in recent years, more well-controlled studies have come out, overturning previous assumptions — showing that plant protein can be comparable for putting on muscle.”

Thank you!

It’s been a learning journey, and I’m grateful for everything it’s taught me.

But more than that, going vegan really opened my eyes to the unnecessary suffering animals endure. It’s made me more aware, more compassionate, and more intentional about the choices I make every day.

What started as something I wanted to try changed my life in many ways. I’ve learned to cook with new ingredients, spices, and flavors I never would’ve explored otherwise. It’s been fun, creative, and eye-opening.

When people say that veganism is restrictive, I know they have tried it, and they don’t know what they are talking about because I know that it is the opposite. Being a carnivore is restrictive, not being vegan.

A few days ago, I remembered how I liked the asparagus Campbell’s soup and decided to do it from scratch. Today, I did it, and it is delicious, easy, quick to make, and homemade with much better ingredients.

I have discovered so many ingredients, vegetables, fruits, legumes, and more than I have ever known before, and I have incorporated them into my cooking.

I then liked alphabet pasta soup, Campbell’s Tomato, and asparagus soup. I have been vegan for over ten years, so I enjoy creating meals from scratch for me and my family.