Surname 1Student NameInstructor NameCourse NumberDateMoral Arguments on VegetarianismThe essay will focus on the best moral argument for vegetarianism and whether theargument works in real life. Vegetarianism is defined as the practice of abstaining completelyfrom meat consumption or any animal products such as eggs or milk. Vegetarianism may bebrought about by several reasons such as health issues, religious beliefs, concern about thewelfare of animals and finally self-made decision to change to other food diets that do notcontain meat. Moral vegetarianism can therefore be described as the view that due to certainmoral values or principles, one should not eat any edible animal and also the by-products ofthese animals. There are two types of moral vegetarianism that are well known and they includelactovo moral vegetarianism and vegan moral vegetarianism. Vegan moral vegetarianism arguesthat eating animal products should be morally forbidden while lactovo moral vegetarianismargues that eating animal products such as eggs and milk is not morally wrong although eating ofcertain animals would be morally wrong.The two types of moral vegetarianism can be further subdivided into new and old moralvegetarianism. The old moral vegetarianism holds the position that vegetarianism should bebased on animal welfare, happiness or rights while the new moral vegetarianism is justified onthe basis of human suffering and rights. In order for moral vegetarianism to be reason ...

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