Knowledge and Religion

Pinchot believed ____ failed to "apprehend the religious duty to develop natural resources for the good of humankind."

The idea of justice often is talked about in terms opposing to _______

___ is a sub-field of anthropology that attempts to document the use of plants by indigenous peoples.

What is not one of St. Augustine’s five basic criteria for “just war”?

Western cultures tend to see Animism and Druidry as primitive and Paganism __.

What does Shunryū Suzuki say about gaining religious knowledge by gathering information?

What is the international declaration of values and principles for a just, sustainable, and peaceful 21st century?

White said that Judaism, Christianity, and Hinduism perpetuated modes of living that were damaging to the environment.

Following earthquakes in Missouri in 1811-1812, participation at local churches increased. Some estimates suggest

____ asserts that it is the consequences of one's conduct that form the basis for moral judgments.

Is religion to blame for the state of the environment?

Which term does not refer to the category of religious and spiritual traditions described as environmentally friendly?

Which child psychologist believes children may be more spiritual than we think?

nature-based religions work together for the preservation of nature

Free thought is a philosophy that asserts that science, logic and reason are the basis for truth and opinion.

Children who are born into religious families usually...

Religious ___ has been used to justify violent actions such as war in the name of righteousness and justice.

How does Peter Singer describe consequentialism?

Numerous scholars agree that ____ plays a role in shaping religion and vice versa.

What does religion offer if a belief in God is diminishing?

___ has seen a renewed interest in recent decades coinciding with alarm about environmental destruction.

What did Voltaire’s 1756 poem on the disaster of Lisbon ridicule?

What question is within the scope of what TOK seeks to answer?

The ____ of Europe grew directly out of the failure of religion to meet the challenge of change.

This naturalist and leading figure of Transcendentalism believed the "...wilderness is the preservation of the world."

Why was Marvin Harris’ viewpoint on beliefs and rituals criticized? It is..

What has played a key role in how religion is passed down?

Rather than assuming exposure to descriptions about religious diversity will lead to tolerance/empathy, we should

What is deontological ethics?