Can people be Christians if they hate all animals and stick up for people who kill kittens and other animals?

I don't know why anyone would want to hurt animals if one were a Christian. God put animals on this earth as companions.

Jesus was raised vegetarian. Christians should strive to be like Jesus.

Try looking through the bible to get answers. Anyone can be a christian, but it all depends on how truly serious a person is about it.

Christ is the second person of the Holy Trinity. God in all His manifestations created all animals. Wanton cruelty is the mark of the devil, and also a precursor to serial murder. If one seeks Christ and and changes ones ways, perhaps one can be a Christian. Meanwhile, such a person should seek professional spiritual and psychological help. AnswerNo. The fundamental rule that is underlined throughout christian theology is that we are to be respectful to all living things. As Christians, we do not advocate, condone or in any way encourage hateful behaviour. For those that are inclined to 'stick up' for others that commit such malicious acts of cruelty, they may find themselves to be just as guilty and culpable simply by proximity (being near the area) or by association (direct involvement). Additional AnswerProverbs 12:10 states: "The righteous one is caring for the soul of his domestic animal, but the mercies of the wicked ones are cruel." A true Christian should strive to follow the ways of righteousness, and not imitate wicked ones who treat animals (or people, for that matter) with cruelty.