Titlebook: Environment across Cultures; Eckart Ehlers,Carl Friedrich Gethmann Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Nature.Religion.Societ

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Ethics and Nature in the World’s Religionsument at least, an appeal to the individual’s religious beliefs. Third, some states are religious rather than secular (e. g. Pakistan and Iran); therefore, knowledge of religious responsibility can help in appealing to such states for international co-operation on environmental problems such as glob

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Epilogue: Can there be Universal Principles of Circumspective Concern towards our Natural Environmenard to the western-world’s understanding of nature. It is, indeed, striking that to this very day, on the basis of the same presumptuous self-certitude with which, since the 16. century, western technical civilisation has endeavoured to impose its exploitive understanding of nature on other cultures