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" On Sacred or Secular Ground? Callicott and Environmental Ethics "
Bron Taylor
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AL
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Record Number
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1085808
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LA129437
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Call No
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10.1163/156853597X00029
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Language of Document
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English
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Main Entry
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Bron Taylor
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Title & Author
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On Sacred or Secular Ground? Callicott and Environmental Ethics [Article]\ Bron Taylor
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Publication Statement
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Leiden: Brill
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Title of Periodical
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Worldviews: Global Religions, Culture, and Ecology
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Date
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1997
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1/2
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Page No
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99–111
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Abstract
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In Earth's Insights Baird Callicott develops a science-based but religiously influenced global environmental ethics that attempts to resolve the relationships between science, religion, and morality. He proposes to privilege science and relegate religion to a supportive and corrective role in environmental ethics. I argue, on the contrary, that a rationally compelling environmental ethics is dependent on religion and that, ironically, the only way to resolve conundrums regarding science, religion, and morality, is to stand environmental ethics on sacred ground. In Earth's Insights Baird Callicott develops a science-based but religiously influenced global environmental ethics that attempts to resolve the relationships between science, religion, and morality. He proposes to privilege science and relegate religion to a supportive and corrective role in environmental ethics. I argue, on the contrary, that a rationally compelling environmental ethics is dependent on religion and that, ironically, the only way to resolve conundrums regarding science, religion, and morality, is to stand environmental ethics on sacred ground.
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10.1163/156853597X00029
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