Scottish Journal of Theology · 1994 · 52 citations · 6 references
Natural ResourcesHistoryBiblical StudiesEnvironmental AttitudesEnvironmental PhilosophyEcological AwarenessEnvironmental AwarenessEnvironmental BeliefsEnvironmental InterpretationEnvironmental WorldviewsWisdom LiteratureClimate ConsciousnessGreen Poetics
In this paper I shall be applying a modern-day issue to ancient texts. My intention is to illuminate understanding of the ancient texts and to try to stimulate dialogue between the Bible and a major concern of today. I do not intend to suggest that the authors of these texts had any environmental awareness in the terms we might use nowadays. However I find outlooks and presuppositions in their thought that can be illuminating for our own concerns and even guide us in attitudes we might adopt towards our environment.
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Lynn White · Science · 1967 · 4.2K citations
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