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- Author: Nadeem Haque
- Publisher: Beacon Books
- ISBN-10: 191235697X
- ISBN-13: 9781912356973
- Format: 15.6 x 23.4 x 1.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Ecolibrium: The Sacred Balance in Islam presents the precepts and applications of a totally rational belief system where the distinction between religion and secularism is meaningless. The book demonstrates that the optimal solution to our mounting socio-environmental problems is achievable if only we were to return to an integrated way of thinking and living-of indeed organizing human society so that it organically co-evolves as a natural component of the panoply of the rest of creation. In short, the authors call for a radical transformation in our relationship to ecology and the universe itself, which is different not only in degree but also in kind; they elaborate on these 'changes in kind' that are needed, with an optimistic view to inspire the development of a global, compassionate and concerned society in this pivotal 21st century and beyond.
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- Author: Nadeem Haque
- Publisher: Beacon Books
- ISBN-10: 191235697X
- ISBN-13: 9781912356973
- Format: 15.6 x 23.4 x 1.5 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Ecolibrium: The Sacred Balance in Islam presents the precepts and applications of a totally rational belief system where the distinction between religion and secularism is meaningless. The book demonstrates that the optimal solution to our mounting socio-environmental problems is achievable if only we were to return to an integrated way of thinking and living-of indeed organizing human society so that it organically co-evolves as a natural component of the panoply of the rest of creation. In short, the authors call for a radical transformation in our relationship to ecology and the universe itself, which is different not only in degree but also in kind; they elaborate on these 'changes in kind' that are needed, with an optimistic view to inspire the development of a global, compassionate and concerned society in this pivotal 21st century and beyond.
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