RELG 270 Chapter Notes - Chapter 10: Process Theology, Deep Ecology, Traditions And Student Activities At Mit

• School: McGill University
• Department: Religious Studies
• Course: RELG 270
• Professor: David Goodin

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Interaction without thought for the larger picture (earth) matters, we have rightly recovered [ecologically conscious elements of. Says eastern orthodoxy had more focus on creation as a whole. Should turn to hunter gatherer societies to look for deep ecology in religion. Puts down protestant christianity as being too focused on the god-human (cid:498)as we have become aware of our historical failures in relation to ecological various (cid:498)higher religions(cid:499)] and sought to give them a central role(cid:499) (cid:523)(cid:884)(cid:883)(cid:885)(cid:524) Kant focus on science and history, attention to nature=sentimental and. (e had a (cid:498)naturalist(cid:499) education in theology but had to learn to express his. Through barth"s (cid:498)neo-calvinist(cid:499) theology (cid:498)we had to learn to operate in the wider theological scene and to express our largely defined by karl barth"s neo-calvinism(cid:499) (cid:523)(cid:884)(cid:883)5(cid:524) Realized he had remained anthropocentric (focus on man and god and how. Notes that not all protestants follow this but they are the minority views in this context.