Global Religion and the Climate Crisis : International Perspectives on the Relation of Religion and Nature From Practical Theology and Religious Studies

The climate crisis is the fundamental litmus test for any theory about the relationship between nature and religion. This conference volume explores the climate crisis as a foundational and cross-cutting challenge for the academic disciplines of practical theology and religious studies. Contributors...

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Autores principales: Jeane Peracullo, Felix Roleder, Marko Jesske
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Publicado: De Gruyter 2026
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        Religion--Environmental aspects
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