
Multicultural and Religious Perspectives on Protecting the Environment, the Biosphere, and Biodiversity
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Multicultural and Religious Perspectives on Protecting the Environment, the Biosphere, and Biodiversity
About this book
This thought-provoking volume unites bioethics experts from seven major world religionsāBuddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Daoism, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaismāalongside secular thinkers to explore environmental protection through the lens of the UNESCO Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights. It foregrounds the power of diverse perspectives in addressing one of humanity's most pressing challengesāthe ecological crisis. The contributions provide rich and distinct religious and cultural viewpoints as they confront the anthropological, ethical and social dimensions of this crisis. Showcasing dialogue where traditions and philosophies collide, they offer unique insights into global bioethics and human rights that should inspire new ways of thinking and foster meaningful collaboration in the fight for our planet's future. The book is valuable reading for researchers, scholars and students in bioethics, environmental ethics, religious studies and beyond.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Series
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- List of contributors
- Introduction
- 1 UNESCO, global bioethics and the environment
- 2 Integral ecology, natural order and the relational self: towards a postsecular synthesis in a new ecological age?
- 3 Two sides of the same coin: global bioethics and the social teaching of the Church in convergence for a sustainable development environment
- Part 1 Secular perspectives
- Part 2 Monotheistic traditions: Islam 75
- Part 3 Monotheistic traditions: Christianity
- Part 4 Monotheistic traditions: Judaism
- Part 5 Asian traditions: Daoism
- Part 6 Asian traditions: Confucianism
- Part 7 Asian traditions: Buddhism
- Part 8 Asian traditions: Hinduism
- Index