Earth Community, Earth EthicsWinner of the Louisville Grawemeyer Award Earth Community, Earth Ethics provides a comprehensive approach to issues of social cohesion and ecological concern, synthesizing insights from religion, ethics, and environmental sciences in a single vision for creating a sustainable community of the Earth. With a primary focus on envioenmtnal ethics, this book brings together insights from diverse sources on the state of the environment and on what can be

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His many books include Spirituality of Liberation