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Worldly Wonder: Religions Enter Their Ecological Phase (Master Hsuan Hua Memorial Lecture, 2.) |
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Rating:  Summary: To re-envision our role as citizens of the universe Review: In Worldly Wonder, Mary Evelyn Tucker argues that the challenge for modern world religion is to re-envision our role as citizens of the universe and members of a global community. To this end, chapters discuss how religious structures and thoughts can influence such diverse topics as environmental preservation, resource management, and conflicts between tradition and modernity.
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