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    In The Dominican Tradition: Creation Story

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    Zavac, Sharon
    Date
    2001
    Degree
    Master of Arts in Earth Literacy
    URI
    https://scholars.smwc.edu/handle/20.500.12770/547
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    Abstract
    Many Christians struggle with an Earth-centered spirituality (ecospirituality), a spirituality that places humans within the context of creation and not at its apex. As a modern culture we have lost the understanding of our relationship to the rest of creation, an understanding that was common to all just a few short centuries ago. Our Catholic Christian faith provides a rich heritage of Earth-spirituality. It is imperative that Catholic women religious take the leadership role of teaching and modeling a responsible and sustainable relationship with Earth. By virtue of their founding and their ancient history, there is a particular imperative for Dominican women to take up this role.
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    Human ecology--Religious aspects
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