Caring for creation: an ecumenical approach to the environmental crisis
Many environmentalists believe that religion has been a major contributor to our ecological crisis, for Judeo-Christians have been taught that they have dominion over the earth and so do not consider themselves part of a biotic community
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1994
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Zusammenfassung: | Many environmentalists believe that religion has been a major contributor to our ecological crisis, for Judeo-Christians have been taught that they have dominion over the earth and so do not consider themselves part of a biotic community In this book a philosopher of environmental ethics acknowledges that religion may contribute to environmental problems but argues that religion can also play an important role in solving these problems - that religion can provide an ethical context that will help people to become sensitive to the environment and to elect leaders who are genuinely responsive to the ecological crisis Examining a broad range of Western religious traditions - from conservative Christianity and orthodox Judaism to Goddess feminism and nature religion - Max Oelschlager provides a sociolinguistic analysis of their creation stories and finds environmentally positive aspects in each of them. He asserts that religious discourse in the public arena can offer a way for such environmental issues as biodiversity, pollution, and population to be addressed outside the realm of special-interest politics |
Beschreibung: | X, 285 S. |
ISBN: | 0300058179 |
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adam_text | Yale
University
New
Haven
and
London
Caring
for
Creation
Max Oelschlaeger
An
Ecumenical
Approach
to
the
Environmental
Crisis
Acknowledgments
ix
Introduction
I
1 Religion in the Context of
Ecocrisis 19
2 Religion and the Politics of
Environmentalism 52
3 The Sacred Canopy: Religion as
Legitimating Narrative 84
4 Caring for Creation: The Spectrum
of Belief 118
S
The Role of the Church 184
6 Redescribing Religious Narrative:
The Significance of Sacred Story 216
Notes
References
2SS
Index
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