The Intersection of Religion and Environmental Ethics

Abstract

This article explores the intersection of religious beliefs and environmental ethics, focusing on how different faith traditions address ecological concerns. By analyzing theological texts and contemporary religious movements, the study highlights the role of religion in promoting environmental stewardship. The research examines case studies from Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism, demonstrating the diverse ways religious communities engage with environmental issues. The findings underscore the potential of religion to inspire ethical responses to ecological challenges.