That's not for me to judge. Only you can.
It isn't my 'cause' but I'm cognizant of the issues with food production in America. I worked on an organic farm and at a specialty retailer while attending culinary school. I've given talks on food inequality. And I'm a slow living adherent. We have an eco-friendly lifestyle. Not only in our diet but in our home and clothing choices.
As a designer that means sustainable fashion, fair wages, and working conditions. There's a human context that can't be ignored. That's what's missing in this conversation. We have several pages of arguments about animals but what about your neighbor? How is He glorified through your advocacy?
All I hear is this is best and you should do it too. Not how you've helped others who are interested in doing the same to reach that point. There are Christians who have a specific mandate for health and wellness. Some are called to the world and others to the flock. They're not hiding away.
They're educating others and sharing their experiences. So they may partake of the blessing. That's how it looks when God is in it. It's bigger than your convictions.
This isn't addressed to you per se. I'm articulating things I've noticed in this thread and others like it.
~bella