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The dogma of environmental revelation
Ethics and the Environment 13 (2):pp. 23-34 (2008)
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Environmental revelationism is the view that there are preferred means of knowing the value and structure of nature, and these means are characterized by experiences of awe or ceremonial feelings of reverence. This paper outlines the dogmatic consequences of this viewAuthor's Profile
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