I have been searching the internet for some information for my RE project, and I need to know what the Anglican Church opinion is on using animals in Medical Research.
I found out about the 1998 Lambeth Conference:
This conference reaffirms the biblical vision of creation according to which Creation is a web of inter-dependent relationships bound together in the covenant which God the Holy Trinity has established with the whole earth and every living being.
The divine Spirit is sacramentally present in creation, which is therefore to be treated with reverence, respect and gratitude.
Human beings are both co-partners with the rest of creation and living bridges between heaven and earth, with responsibility to make personal & corporate sacrifices for the common good of all creation.
The redemptive purpose of God in Jesus Christ extends to the whole of creation.
But I don't really understand this
Can someone just give me a simple paragraph on their views, or translate that Lambeth Conference into something a bit easier so I can understand? Thanks 
I found out about the 1998 Lambeth Conference:
This conference reaffirms the biblical vision of creation according to which Creation is a web of inter-dependent relationships bound together in the covenant which God the Holy Trinity has established with the whole earth and every living being.
The divine Spirit is sacramentally present in creation, which is therefore to be treated with reverence, respect and gratitude.
Human beings are both co-partners with the rest of creation and living bridges between heaven and earth, with responsibility to make personal & corporate sacrifices for the common good of all creation.
The redemptive purpose of God in Jesus Christ extends to the whole of creation.
But I don't really understand this
Can someone just give me a simple paragraph on their views, or translate that Lambeth Conference into something a bit easier so I can understand? Thanks