Approach 4: Resacralizing Nature: A Gaia Ethic / Garrett J DeWeese

Update: 2011-04-22

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In this seminar Dr. DeWeese presents the fourth approach to Environmental Ethics: a Gaia ethic. He defines this ethic as one that reclaims the sacredness of nature, however he also claims that it is theologically flawed. This weekend seminar on Environmental Ethics is given by Dr. Garry DeWeese, professor of Philosophy in Religion and Ethics at Talbot School of Theology.

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Introduction & Outline / Garrett J DeWeese

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Foundations: Metaethics / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2224:56

Approaches to Environmental Ethics / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2201:20

Approach 1: A Minimalistic Ethic / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2213:29

Approach 2: Respect for Life: A Biocentric Ethic / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2218:30

Approach 3: Value in Nature: An Ecological Ethic / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2228:20

Approach 4: Resacralizing Nature: A Gaia Ethic / Garrett J DeWeese

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Virtue Ethics / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2225:58

The Charge Against Christianity / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2205:50

Ownership: Creation Belongs to God / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2234:11

Creation as God's Temple / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2209:36

Humanity's Place in Creation / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2204:56

The Concept of a Steward / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2207:14

The Creation Mandate & The Edenic Mandate / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2218:38

Stewardship: Restoration / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2211:46

Stewardship: Conservation / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2207:00

Stewardship: Preservation / Garrett J DeWeese

2011-04-2205:28

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Approach 4: Resacralizing Nature: A Gaia Ethic / Garrett J DeWeese

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Approach 4: Resacralizing Nature: A Gaia Ethic / Garrett J DeWeese

Garrett J DeWeese

Approach 4: Resacralizing Nature: A Gaia Ethic / Garrett J DeWeese