
Published online:
10 March 2011
Published in print:
15 June 2007
Online ISBN:
9780823236626
Print ISBN:
9780823227457
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Introduction Introduction
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Process Thought: A Philosophical Foundation For Ecotheology Process Thought: A Philosophical Foundation For Ecotheology
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A Common Hope: Let There Be Communities of Respect and Care A Common Hope: Let There Be Communities of Respect and Care
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A Common Spirituality: Let Us Be Sensitive to The Horizontal Sacred A Common Spirituality: Let Us Be Sensitive to The Horizontal Sacred
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Theology From The Outside in and The Inside Out Theology From The Outside in and The Inside Out
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Fundamentalism and Consumerism Fundamentalism and Consumerism
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Christian Ecotheology Christian Ecotheology
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Grace Both Red and Green Grace Both Red and Green
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The Bigger Picture of The World Religions The Bigger Picture of The World Religions
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Summary: A Movement of The Body, Heart, and Mind Summary: A Movement of The Body, Heart, and Mind
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Cite
McDaniel, Jay, 'Ecotheology and World Religions', in Laurel Kearns, and Catherine Keller (eds), Ecospirit: Religions and Philosophies for the Earth, Transdisciplinary Theological Colloquia (New York, NY , 2007; online edn, Fordham Scholarship Online, 10 Mar. 2011), https://doi.org/10.5422/fso/9780823227457.003.0002, accessed 6 May 2025.
Abstract
This chapter discusses a social and spiritual movement called “ecotheology.” It provides an example of how it can be practiced among Christians and discusses its relevance to the many world religions. In addition, it briefly introduces aspects of a philosophical foundation for ecotheology, showing how, in some instances, philosophy and spirituality can be companions to a process of social transformation.
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