Exam 15: The Care of Creation

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The land is primarily being polluted by the use of __________ and the disposal of waste.

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One of the unique characteristics of human beings is our ability to appreciate __________.

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How do structures of power influence the environment? Specifically discuss corporations and the media, as well as religious institutions.

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Structures of power, such as corporations, the media, and religious institutions, have a significant influence on the environment in various ways.

Corporations often have a large impact on the environment through their industrial activities. Many corporations prioritize profit over environmental sustainability, leading to practices such as deforestation, pollution, and overconsumption of natural resources. Additionally, corporations often lobby for policies that benefit their bottom line at the expense of environmental protection.

The media also plays a role in shaping public perception and awareness of environmental issues. Media outlets can either raise awareness about environmental problems and advocate for sustainable solutions, or they can downplay the severity of environmental issues and promote consumerism and materialism, which can contribute to environmental degradation.

Religious institutions also have the power to influence environmental attitudes and behaviors. Some religious teachings emphasize stewardship of the Earth and the importance of caring for the environment. However, other religious beliefs may prioritize human dominion over nature, leading to exploitation and degradation of natural resources.

Overall, structures of power can either contribute to environmental degradation or promote sustainable practices. It is important for corporations, the media, and religious institutions to prioritize environmental stewardship and advocate for policies and practices that protect the environment for future generations.

Why did people in the early and later halves of the twentieth century have such different attitudes about the environment and population?

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The ecological problem is that of sustaining __________ with finite resources.

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Many thinkers believe the primary difference between human beings and animals is that humans are __________.

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Is a human life worth the same as a cow's life? What is the value of the life of an animal? How can we make ethical decisions about the treatment of animals?

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__________ wrote the Silent Spring, which became a rallying point for the ecological movement.

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As a matter of history, human society has tended to prefer __________ over health.

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One of the factors in the ecological crisis is the rapid increase in __________.

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The primary ethical question regarding the environment is man's relationship to __________.

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What evidence is there in the Bible that the natural world is important? How do the Old and New Testaments discuss nature and humankind's role in it?

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How is respect for nature a Christian value? How can human beings show respect to the natural world?

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Make a list of the resources that would become scarce if population growth were allowed to continue unchecked. Write one or two reflective sentences about what these thoughts evoke.

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The SPCA was formed to protect the welfare of __________.

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Was Protagoras right when he said, "Man is the measure of all things?"

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Would Jesus have been an environmentalist? Explain why or why not using biblical support.

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One of the arguments in favor of vegetarianism is the belief that eating animals is immoral because their lives __________.

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Hebrew scriptural writers often discussed the relationship between humankind and __________.

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Write a persuasive argument either for or against eating meat. Use Christian ethical principles to support your point of view.

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