I'm only 3 semesters into my Philosophy and Religion concentration and I already lost most beliefs I had in anything, not that I had many to begin with. I'm not-so-slowly becoming a religious skeptic - at the very least an agnostic based on personal pragmatism. Spirituality is only relevent, I believe, in its pragmatic consequences*. Oh wait, veganism is a pragmatic consequence. Well, then...<br><br><br><br>
Doesn't spirituality, as it is the essence of your spirit, neccessarily existed before veganism? Sure, the cognicent aspect of your spirituality may imply a different sense of <i>being spiritual</i> which can be precluded by moral choices such as veganism, but then where does the moral basis exist - how is it guided - if not in and by your spirituality?<br><br><br><br>
* NOTE: Rather, "whether there exists spirituality in the sense that I am understanding it to be used in this discussion" is only relevent ... By using term, I am NOT implying that it does exist.