Environmental Ethics - Secular and Religious approaches
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- Environmental Ethics
- Secular Approaches
- James Lovelock
- Gaia Hypothesis
- Daisy World Model that showed how dark and light daisies grew in a regulated way ensuring they both survived.
- The earth is a self regulating organism and everything on earth participates in the regulation
- Natural Selection works within this theory
- Daisy World Model that showed how dark and light daisies grew in a regulated way ensuring they both survived.
- Gaia Hypothesis
- Arne Naess
- The Apron
- Explanation of where people fit into caring for the world they line in.
- Level 4: Practical Actions
- Veganism, Vegetarianism and other ways of life
- Agricultural farming, small environmental activist groups
- Peace movement, deep ecology and social justice movement
- Taoism Christianity Ecosophy Hinduism Buddhism
- Peace movement, deep ecology and social justice movement
- Agricultural farming, small environmental activist groups
- Veganism, Vegetarianism and other ways of life
- Level 4: Practical Actions
- Explanation of where people fit into caring for the world they line in.
- George Sessions
- Deep Ecology Platform
- 8 Key Points
- 1. All life has intrinsic value
- 2. Diversity creates well being for all
- 3. Humans must respect this responsibility
- 4. Human impact on the environment is excessive
- 5. Lifestyle and population change are critical
- 6. Human impact must be reduced
- 7. Political and economic systems must change
- 8. Those who accept the above must commit to a peaceful change
- 7. Political and economic systems must change
- 6. Human impact must be reduced
- 5. Lifestyle and population change are critical
- 4. Human impact on the environment is excessive
- 3. Humans must respect this responsibility
- 2. Diversity creates well being for all
- 1. All life has intrinsic value
- Deep Ecology sees all life forms as of inherent value and that human life is just one singular part of biosphere
- It rejects any approaches that suggest human life is above all
- 8 Key Points
- Deep Ecology Platform
- The Apron
- Shallow Ecology
- James Lovelock
- Religious Approaches
- Saint Francis
- Genuine and deep respect for the integrity of creation.
- He invited all of creation to give honour and praise to the Lord.
- Many Catholics believe that Saint Francis is an example to follow.
- Realise we are caretakers of creation and shouldn't live to master or plunder it
- Many Catholics believe that Saint Francis is an example to follow.
- He invited all of creation to give honour and praise to the Lord.
- Genuine and deep respect for the integrity of creation.
- The Bible
- Rapture Theories
- Judgement Day
- It won't matter what state the Earth is in as it will be destroyed.
- Judgement Day
- Matthew Fox
- Saint Francis
- Secular Approaches
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