Moral Teachings in the Holy Books, the Bible and the Quran, About the Relationship of the Human to Nature: A Macedonian Research Project
Journal
Occasional Papers on Religion in Eastern Europe
Date Issued
2019-03
Author(s)
Cacanoska, R., Lazarevski, P., Matlievska, M., Dauti, H., Zabijakin Chatleska, V., Gjorgjevski, Gj. and Zvrleska, D.
Abstract
The subject matter of this manuscript is the separation and actualization of the thematic
areas of the holy books, the Bible and the Quran, in which the human-nature relationship
is elaborated, indicated or specified. The emphasis is on the moral teachings contained in
the holy books, the Bible and the Quran, which, refer to the human–nature relationship
and their influence on the development of ecological awareness in that context, are
supported by or grounded in the holy books. The empirical research point to the conclusion
is that religion is an important source or basis of morality, and it determines the attitude of
humans to nature. In that sense, religious collectivities/communities can and should be
much more involved in issues related to environmental protection.
areas of the holy books, the Bible and the Quran, in which the human-nature relationship
is elaborated, indicated or specified. The emphasis is on the moral teachings contained in
the holy books, the Bible and the Quran, which, refer to the human–nature relationship
and their influence on the development of ecological awareness in that context, are
supported by or grounded in the holy books. The empirical research point to the conclusion
is that religion is an important source or basis of morality, and it determines the attitude of
humans to nature. In that sense, religious collectivities/communities can and should be
much more involved in issues related to environmental protection.
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