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Religion and Ecological Destruction
Journal of Reformed TheologyAbstract Although fifty-six years have passed since the ‘White Thesis’ appeared, the environmental crisis is not over but, indeed, has become more severe than before. Climate change has affected people everywhere, both in and outside Indonesia. Lynn T. White, Jr.
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2004
To enter into an understanding of Chinese religions and their attitude towards nature, it is necessary to begin to comprehend the Tao. At one level it is simply a word which means the path, the road, the ordinary name for a street. Yet, at another level, it is the term used to describe-by Taoists and Confucians alikethe ultimate Way of the Universe ...
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To enter into an understanding of Chinese religions and their attitude towards nature, it is necessary to begin to comprehend the Tao. At one level it is simply a word which means the path, the road, the ordinary name for a street. Yet, at another level, it is the term used to describe-by Taoists and Confucians alikethe ultimate Way of the Universe ...
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Religion and development: integral ecology and the Catholic Church Amazon Synod
Third World Quarterly, 2021Severine Deneulin
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Religion and ecology: A pilot study employing the database of religious history
Current Research in Ecological and Social Psychology, 2022Edward Slingerland +2 more
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Spirituality and religion in oncology
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2013John Peteet, Michael J Balboni
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Religion and Ecology in Croatia
2017In solving the ecological crisis of mankind, that was caused by progress and modern technology of the modernism, the moral crisis of the individual and the society, and poverty in the second half of the past century, along with scientific, social, cultural and economic institutions, religion got actively involved as well. And as for the activity of the
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