Who Guards the Guardians?: Intercultural Dialogue on Environmental Guardianship

Upa (2003)
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This book attempts to link ecology, philosophy, and theology through an exploration of a new model of intercultural dialogue. Case studies provide practical and theoretical applications, which lead to a deeper understanding of not only environmental guardianships but also the fundamental relationship between human beings and nature's being

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