Religious Attitudes and Actions to the Environment.
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- Attitudes and Actions from Religion to the Environment.
- Attitude.
- Islam.
- Stewardship.
- God created the Earth for humans to take care of. God never gave the Earth to humans.
- Cardinal Sin.
- Pride.
- Cardinal Virtue.
- Islam.
- Submission.
- Islam.
- Cardinal Sin.
- God created the Earth for humans to take care of. God never gave the Earth to humans.
- Stewardship.
- Islam.
- Attitude.
- Christianity.
- Dominion.
- Instrumental Value of the environment.
- Parable of the Talents.
- God values those who take his creation and give it a teleological purpose.
- Parable of the Talents.
- Genesis.
- 'Fill the earth and subdue it...'
- 'Rule over the fish in the sea, the birds in the sky and the animals on the land.'
- 'Fill the earth and subdue it...'
- Free Will.
- Arminianism.
- Parable of the Talents.
- God values those who take his creation and give it a teleological purpose.
- Parable of the Talents.
- Arminianism.
- Instrumental Value of the environment.
- Dominion.
- Christianity.
- Attitude.
- Christianity.
- Mosaic Covenant.
- 10 Commandments
- Do Not Worship False Idols.
- Those who over protect the environment begin to worship the environment more than God.
- Betrayal to God.
- Those who over protect the environment begin to worship the environment more than God.
- Do Not Worship False Idols.
- 10 Commandments
- Mosaic Covenant.
- Christianity.
- Attitude.
- Buddhism.
- Humans have a spiritual connection with the natural world.
- Destroying of the natural world would cause suffering to humans.
- Cycle of Rebirth.
- Karma.
- Nirvana.
- Enlightenment.
- Humans have a spiritual connection with the natural world.
- Buddhism.
- Action.
- Green Christian.
- Lobbying.
- Protest against any business/government doing environmental damage.
- Raising awareness of the damage done to God's greatest creation.
- Green Christian.
- Action.
- Buddhism.
- The Tibetan Buddhists Protecting Nature.
- Tackling deforestation.
- Replanting trees in areas they have been cut down.
- Reducing the effects of humans damage to the Earth.
- Balancing out the environment and human consumption.
- Reducing the effects of humans damage to the Earth.
- Replanting trees in areas they have been cut down.
- Tackling deforestation.
- The Tibetan Buddhists Protecting Nature.
- Buddhism.
- Action.
- Buddhist.
- Withdrawing ones self from consumer culture and living in the wilderness.
- Not being a part of the capitalist culture which destroys the Earth.
- Focusing on enlightenment.
- Not being a part of the capitalist culture which destroys the Earth.
- Withdrawing ones self from consumer culture and living in the wilderness.
- Buddhist.
- Attitude.
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