Some Christians would say that passages like Genesis 1:28 say that God has given humans the right to do what they want with animals - Dominion
"Rule over the fish in these ea and the birds in the sky and over every living creature that moves on the ground"
Others say some passages show animals belong to God and should be cared for - Stewardship
"For every animal of the forest is mine, and the cattle on a thousand hills"
"The righteous care for the needs of their animals"
Catholic teaching says that animal testing is acceptable but only if it helps to care for or save human life
The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that if we make animals suffer or die without good reason, this goes against human dignity - the Catholic idea that humans are worthy of respect
Other Christian groups like the Quakers are against all animal testing, even if it helps scientific knowledge
In Genesis 1:29-30, God only gives plants, seeds, and fruit to humans and animals for food, but in Genesis 9:3 he then gives animals as food for us
There are no specific food laws in Christian tradition, but some Christians will be vegetarians or vegans out of personal choice - maybe because they believe animals are God's creatures
Christians who argue that we can do what we want with animals might emphasise the idea of dominion
Christians who say we are responsible for caring for animals might emphasise the idea of stewardship