Titlebook: Issues in Science and Theology: Global Sustainability; Science and Religion Michael Fuller,Mark Harris,Anne Runehov Book 2023 The Editor(s)

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The Theological Preconditions of a Sustainable World View,spectives was maintained by the eighteenth century literary critic Johann Georg Hamann in a critique of what he found to be the Enlightenment’s one-sidedly instrumentalist approach to nature. In their one-sided emphasis on mathematical equations as the essence of natural science, the scientists were

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The Sacred in Nature Conservation: A European Perspective,ttributed to the natural world and the multiple meanings projected onto it. Through a review of the conservation literature on European Sacred Natural Sites, I explore these dynamics. The findings show that the perception of ‘the sacred’ is, in some cases, enormously resilient and has survived the p

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,Appraising Nature: A Pan-Experiential Approach to Nature’s Agency,ct how nature responds to human action. Aspects of nature clearly both do and do not have agency: animals, including humans, do; while rocks do not have what is generally considered agency. The scope of what is studied in the natural sciences is relevant in examining nature as a whole, though Nature

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,Birds, Lilies, and the Gorilla: An Eco-theological Reading of Jesus’ Teachings in Conversation withHarris argues that understanding the theme of discipleship in Jesus’ teachings can provide a productive way forward. This approach focuses on human action and how the outlook and practices associated with discipleship can inform a contemporary Christian ethic of sustainability. This paper spotlights