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Environmental education within Islamic Religious Education has increasingly attracted scholarly attention in response to the escalating global ecological crisis.
Ahmad Munir +2 more
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An Ecolinguistic Reading of the Creation Story in the Bible: Beyond and Within
ReligionsTaking the cue from the recent developments in ecotheology and its concern with a sustainable world where humans, animals and plants may live in harmony with each other, this paper sets out to investigate the representation of nature in the Bible’s ...
Cristina Pennarola
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Christocentric Ecotheology and Climate Change
, 2020 Christocentric ecotheology is a concept that examines ecological phenomena from Christian theological perspective. This research was therefore required to examine the theological implications of climate change with the aim of bridging the gaps between ...
PhD Ezichi A Ituma
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Islamic Ecotheology and the Anthropocene Challenge: Ethical Limits and Theological Possibilities
ZygonThis article critically examines the current state of Islamic ecotheology and argues that, while it has made valuable contributions to environmental thought, it remains largely confined within an ethical paradigm centered on moral responsibility.
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Proceedings of Annual Conference for Muslim ScholarsThis study examines the potential of Sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L.) in advancing Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), specifically food security (SDG 2) and climate action (SDG 13). Despite its resilience to drought and carbon sequestration capabilities, market challenges often deter farmers from its cultivation.
Lia Istifhama +2 more
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Islamic Ecotheology and Productive Zakat: A Bibliometric Approach to Green Economy [PDF]
Zakat is a vital instrument in Islamic economics, serving not only as a mechanism for wealth redistribution but also as a strategic tool for promoting social welfare and ecological sustainability.
Lestari, Nia Kurnia +6 more
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ReligionsThe climate crisis is now a defining challenge of the Anthropocene era, underscoring humanity’s profound impact on Earth’s ecosystems and the ethical responsibilities that accompany this influence.
Jonathan James O. Canete +2 more
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Indonesian Journal of TheologyThis editorial introduction explores the distinctive characteristics of doing theology in Asia and the Pacific that should redefine the discourse of ecotheology: not merely a theology qualified as ecological, but one transformed by the earth it names.
Abel K. Aruan, Seoyoung Kim
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ECOLOGICAL THEOLOGY IN INDONESIAN CHRISTIAN SCHOLARSHIP: A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW OF ECOTHEOLOGY, 2000–2025 [PDF]
Ecological crises in Indonesia, such as rapid deforestation, the spread of mining, loss of biodiversity, climate, and frequent disasters, overlap with each other and require more frequent theological and technical solutions (Margono et al., 2014; Sodhi ...
Sandiata, Sekry Evan +4 more
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John Buchanan of Zomba: Disgraced missionary or pioneer of ecotheology?
Verbum et EcclesiaThis article notes that tree-planting and environmental stewardship were prominent during the early years of Blantyre Mission, particularly through the work of artisan missionary John Buchanan.
Kenneth R. Ross
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