In Defense of Nature: The Catholic Unity of Environmental, Economic, and Moral Ecology

In Defense of Nature: The Catholic Unity of Environmental, Economic, and Moral Ecology
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Publisher : Emmaus Road Publishing
Total Pages : 252
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ISBN-10 : 9781945125423
ISBN-13 : 194512542X
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Book Synopsis In Defense of Nature: The Catholic Unity of Environmental, Economic, and Moral Ecology by : Benjamin Wiker

Download or read book In Defense of Nature: The Catholic Unity of Environmental, Economic, and Moral Ecology written by Benjamin Wiker and published by Emmaus Road Publishing. This book was released on 2017-06-01 with total page 252 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Ecology calls to mind nature “out there”—trees, rivers, oceans, animals, birds, the air, distinct ecosystems. But as Benjamin Wiker argues, an obvious part of nature has been mysteriously left out of the environmental movement: our own nature—human nature, especially its essential moral aspects. In Defense of Nature shows that while both nature and human nature are equally important, there is a significant obstacle threatening the acceptance of this expanded account of ecology. The Left understands the exquisite, delicate harmony of the natural order, and why environmental pollution is harmful. The Right understands the exquisite, delicate harmony of the human moral order, and why moral pollution is harmful. Each side will tell you how very little a deviation it takes to cause disaster to the natural or to the moral order. But each refuses to see the other’s argument. In Defense of Nature allows both the Left and the Right to see what the other sees so clearly, and how it all fits together, from toxic landfills and global warming, to internet addiction and human trafficking.


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