Titlebook: Religion and the Environment; Ralph Tanner,Colin Mitchell Book 2002 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2002 en

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Religion and Environmental Management,vation of religious buildings and cemeteries and the prevention of disasters on mass pilgrimages to minor problems such as the widening of a road by a temple or tomb or the provision of safe water used for sacred purposes.

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The Impact of Religious Behaviour on the Environment,lution of 1893 and in the movement for the annexation of the islands to the United States (Semple 1947, 98–9). Christian missionaries in those parts of Africa colonized by Britain had an educational influence which played an important role in the adhesion of these territories to the British Commonwealth after their independence.

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Religious Influences on the Life Cycle and the Maintenance of Environmental Balance,kers precluded births. Those who wanted to conceive would have left their communities. However, since female members were often those seeking refuge from male mistreatment, this may have been infrequent.

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Book 2002vironmental effects of religious influence on major topics such as population pressures, morbidity, mortality, marital arrangements, contraception, the treatment of animals, and environmental management.

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and the environmental effects of religious influence on major topics such as population pressures, morbidity, mortality, marital arrangements, contraception, the treatment of animals, and environmental management.978-0-230-28634-4

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s of each on the other in the major world religions. It considers the religious impact on human uses of time, space, materials, transport, and foods, and the environmental effects of religious influence on major topics such as population pressures, morbidity, mortality, marital arrangements, contrac

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The Limitations on Religion/Environment Interactions,ocio-economic pressures, political climate, available leisure and the occurrence of disease. Many people neglect dietary laws under pressure of local circumstances. The Bible, ., condemns the consumption of pork and certain seafoods. This prohibition is observed by Orthodox Jews but neglected by pra