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Ecology, Science, and Religion
2010Human-induced global warming – a symptom as well as a cause of the present ecological crisis – poses a worldwide challenge, demanding not only a scientific–technological, but also a religious–moral response. Religions are still the source of ethical norms for large sections of humanity.
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Religion and Ecological Concerns
2007Religion is not merely a belif in a tenscendental deity or a means to an afterlife. it is an orientation to life and reality. A rational and critical investigation of religion could include, among other things, a reflection on its relation to the specific issues and questions that emerge in every era.
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Religion, Modernity, and Ecology
2017Previous scholarship has approached the relationship of religions and ecology by examining how those traditions might be relevant to addressing environmental problems. Instead, a decolonial approach to the study of Daoism leads to insights that challenge the very framework of modern categories of religion and nature. These insights, teased out over the
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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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