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Worldviews, 2016
Our ability to live well depends not only on what we do, but also on who we are. With respect to human-land relationships, we need to become more virtuous. And virtue is cultivated through practice. This paper transforms classical spiritual reading practices into a means of cultivating environmental virtue.
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Our ability to live well depends not only on what we do, but also on who we are. With respect to human-land relationships, we need to become more virtuous. And virtue is cultivated through practice. This paper transforms classical spiritual reading practices into a means of cultivating environmental virtue.
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The chapter starts by stating the theoretical stand and proposing a case study: a safe haven in Brazil, Caraça. An interdisciplinary stand puts together environmental, tourism, historical, and other perspectives to understand how religious heritage, nature, and people's perceptions interact and produce meaning.
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The chapter starts by stating the theoretical stand and proposing a case study: a safe haven in Brazil, Caraça. An interdisciplinary stand puts together environmental, tourism, historical, and other perspectives to understand how religious heritage, nature, and people's perceptions interact and produce meaning.
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Neue Zeitschrift für Systematische Theologie und Religionsphilosophie
Abstract I reply here to Bishop and Persyzk’s “Varieties of Religious Naturalism.” I am sympathetic to their euteleology but I do not think their approach to religious naturalism serves their own position very well. Instead I propose a Pagan religious naturalism which fits better with both religious naturalism and their euteleology.
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Abstract I reply here to Bishop and Persyzk’s “Varieties of Religious Naturalism.” I am sympathetic to their euteleology but I do not think their approach to religious naturalism serves their own position very well. Instead I propose a Pagan religious naturalism which fits better with both religious naturalism and their euteleology.
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2019
Abolitionists spoken of—my eagerness to know what this word meant—my consultation of the dictionary—incendiary information—how and where derived—the enigma solved —Nathaniel Turner’s insurrection—the cholera—religion—first awakened by a Methodist minister, named Hanson—my dear and good old colored friend, Lawson—his character and occupation—his ...
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Abolitionists spoken of—my eagerness to know what this word meant—my consultation of the dictionary—incendiary information—how and where derived—the enigma solved —Nathaniel Turner’s insurrection—the cholera—religion—first awakened by a Methodist minister, named Hanson—my dear and good old colored friend, Lawson—his character and occupation—his ...
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Naturalism and Religious Experience
2020Drees examines a science-inspired naturalism that endorses a fully naturalistic view of reality, but does not exclude religious experience as a category of human experience. He considers some exceptional experiences that apparently conflict with natural events and experiences that coincide with affective responses, such as awe and wonder, proposing ...
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Religious Naturalism: An Evaluation
The Journal of Religion, 1943ELIGIOUS naturalism is today one of the outstanding American philosophies of religion, so that it may be interesting and important to subject it to a careful scrutiny. As with other philosophies of religion, its fundamental concept is that of God, so that we may well concentrate our attention upon that concept and attempt to determine just what is ...
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Naturalisms: Scientific? Religious? Theological?
Theology and Science, 2017ABSTRACTIs nature all there is? Or, is there more? If nature is the only reality, is it ultimate or sacred? Differing answers to these questions determine the different brands of naturalism on the religious shelf. What virtually all of today’s naturalists agree on is this: science provides the means for revealing reality, the sole reality which is ...
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Is Religious Naturalism Enough?
Religious Education, 1936∗A critical review of Professor Stewart G. Cole's paper, entitled “The Church and Religious Naturalism.”
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