A Review, by Rabbi Julian Sinclair
I am really not the right person to be reviewing “Nature’s Due.” It is based on some quite complicated biology, a subject that I haven’t studied formally since I was 14. James Murray-White from Green Prophet sent me the book in September, and I’ve only just finished it now, after [...]
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Nature’s Due: Healing our Fragmented Culture, by Brian Goodwin
Posted in Rabbi Julian Sinclair, ecology, tagged book review, Brian Goodwin, Culture, DNA, ecology, Evolution, Green Prophet, Nature's Due, Rabbi Julian Sinclair on March 23, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Breakthrough 2
Posted in Climate Change, Climate Crisis, Rabbi Julian Sinclair, tagged book review, Breakthrough, Climate Change, doomsday, ethics, Global Warming, myth, narratives, noah's ark, Nordhaus, Religion, Shellenberger on September 8, 2008 | 2 Comments »
By Rabbi Julian Sinclair
What are the stories that we tell ourselves to make sense of such a mind-bogglingly, epically huge challenge as climate change?
Which are the narratives with the depth and resonance to inspire action? Are those stories all ultimately drawn from the sources of myth and religion? Are we telling the right stories?
If [...]
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