Ecology And Religion

The study of the relationship between religion and ecology introduces multivariate constructs of understanding identity, culture and the basic human life. For most people, religion and ecology relate in terms of various elements of nature. However, the relationship between the two concepts draws across different issues such as the element of originality and ethical relationship with the environment. For instance, religion teaches us about different elements of our origin and identity, as well as the relationship between individuals and their environment. One of the most popular traditional perspectives of the relationship between religion and ecology regards the association between religious practices and the environment. The rationale is that

For instance, much of the debate focuses on the role of religion in helping human beings overcome the existent crisis amongst themselves and with the environment. The rationale is that individuals have embraced intolerance, which translates into lack of appreciation of diversity, and observance of religious and societal values. Therefore, the role of religion in enhancing morality has been overthrown by intolerance, as well as lack of appreciation of diversity. The implications is that we have failed to appreciate our roles and responsibility towards the environment, as well as amongst ourselves. Therefore, as highlighted in the book, the study of religion and ecology introduces new perspectives that relate to the understanding of self, identity, as well as contemporary issues. In fact, the book introduces the ethical perspective of highlighting the relationship between religion and ecology, as well as the associated

The boiling point is the aspect of identity and our conceptualization of religion in the modern era of scientific advancement. For instance, individuals have valued science over other systems to an extent of discrediting the role of religion and other frameworks that highlight the natural elements of human life and the environment. However, this is despite the fact that the environment is an important element of safeguarding our future, which is under threat and crisis. Understanding the theoretical relationship between religion, identity, ecology and ethics is the only solution to the problems associated with modern concepts such as