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... 40 The very notion of eternity vis-à-vis a sanctity for the here and now has emerged as 'an irreducible conflict between orthodox Christianity and political liberalism', 41 but the emergence of secular environmentalism, 'in which concerns about human responsibility for degraded planetary conditions are highlighted, [is generating] renewed moral purpose for addressing the global ecological crisis'. 42 Consequently, despite 'the nihilism of secular capitalism [and] the spiritual impoverishment of modernity', 43 the various secularisms may be judged as at least potentially capable of handling modernisation in consideration of the environment. In short, the institutions of spirituality or nonspirituality associated with the effects of secularisation are those that adapt as far as possible to the conditions of modern secularity. ...
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Religion and the Environmental Crisis
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May 2017