Naturally Thinking: Judaism, Modes of Thought, and the Environment
A chapter from Jews and the Environment.
We will not find our way out of the current crises of the natural world– global warming, loss of essential resources, and corruption of life-sustaining ecosystems– without reaching beyond technical fixes to the deeper wellspring of our behavior, attitudes, and worldview. Ironically, it was the historian who blamed biblical religion for the environmental crisis, Lynn White, who puts his finger on the issue… [download to read more]
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