New Environmental Movements and Implicit Religion: What Faith Might Learn from the Growth of Transition Initiatives
The paper revisits an earlier article which drew parallels between New Social Movements and developing contextual theologies. It argues that a contemporary form of this debate is to be found in an examination of links between the Transition Initiatives Movement and Implicit Religion. It then employs...
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Equinox
[2010]
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Implicit religion
Year: 2010, Volume: 13, Issue: 2, Pages: 129-140 |
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Contextual Theology
B transition initiatives B Hopkins B Implicit Religion B New Social Movements B BAILEY, Edward B LORD, Karen, 1968- B Resilience B Practical Theology B Climate Change B Transcendence B Derrida B Habermas B Social Movements B Peak Oil |
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