Collapsing the distinction between human and animal hospitality obligations risks dissolving the specific theological anthropology that gives religious hospitality its normative force.

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Hospitality obligations(as used in ethics and philosophy of social relations): Moral duties or responsibilities to welcome and care for guests or strangers; the rules about how we should treat people (or beings) who come to us.
Religious hospitality(as used in religious ethics and philosophy): The practice of welcoming guests or strangers based on religious beliefs or commands (like in Christianity, Judaism, or Islam where hospitality is a sacred duty).
dissolving(what doesn't happen to the skeptical conclusion): In philosophy, this means showing that a problem isn't really a problem after all—like explaining why a puzzle disappears when you understand it correctly.
distinction(One of the two components of Arendtian plurality): The aspect of plurality by which no two human beings are ever interchangeable, each being endowed with a unique biography and perspective on the world

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