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The Emerging Alliance of Religion and Ecology

In: Worldviews: Global Religions, Culture, and Ecology
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Mary Evelyn Tucker Department of Religion Bucknell University Lewisburg, PA 17837, USA

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Abstract

The role of the world's religions may be crucial in rethinking the relationship of humans to the natural world in a mutually enhancing manner. I first acknowledge, although briefly, the scale and complexity of the environmental crisis. Next, I suggest the need for seeking common grounds to work toward a resolution of the crisis. Then I highlight the call for the co-operation and action of the world's religions from particular sectors such as environmental groups, the United Nations, political leaders, scientists, and ethicists. Finally, I document some of the responses and the resources of the world's religions in evoking new attitudes toward nature.

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