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Religion and ecology

Taylor's term for nature spirituality that holds nature to be sacred, of intrinsic value and due reverent care, often outside organized religion.

In religion and ecology, dark green religion refers to Taylor's term for nature spirituality that holds nature to be sacred, of intrinsic value and due reverent care, often outside organized religion. This meaning comes from Taylor (2010) in Dark green religion.[1]

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References

Taylor, B. R. (2010). Dark green religion. University of California Press. ISBN 9780520261006

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