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reasons why religion's role murky in environmental concern
ch.2, ec-p.30 – methodological, theoretical, and analytic reasons why empirical findings on the association of religion with environmental concern continue appearing contradictory…
“Three factors keep religion’s role in environmentalism murky. A…
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moving religion-environmental concern research forward
ch.2, ec-p.29 - a summary paragraph closing the discussion of research on the role of religion, specifically christianity and protestantism, in environmental concern before moving to a discussion of the analytic framework for the study on evangelical…
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religion matters less in political conservatives' environmentalism
ch.2, ec-p.28 - political and economic beliefs, attitudes, and values compete with religious factors for influencing the environmental concern of political conservatives…
“Another response to these mixed findings draws on structuration or cultural social…
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christianity's role in environmental concern not simple
ch.2, ec-p.27 - the relationship of religion, protestant, evangelical, or otherwise is complicated by theoretical and methodological issues arising from how researcher’s empirically examine it, and by non-religious influences such as political, economic,…
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christian fundamentalism dampens environmental concern
ch.2, ec-p.26 – why the association of religion with environmentalism is more complex than reducing it to a single measure of religiosity such as dominion or biblical literalism religious beliefs…
“In response to the still ambiguous evidence for the…
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biblical literalism poor predictor of environmentalism
ch.2, ec-p.25 - extending the point of the previous paragraph…
“Others seek more certain ground for religion’s role in environmentalism by focusing on conservative Protestant fundamentalism. But again, despite some evidence confirming its suspected…
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biblical literalism's role unclear in environmental concern
ch.2, ec-p.24 – empirical evidence is weak or lacking for the association of biblical literalism with various measures for different forms of expressing environmental concern…
“The role of biblical literalism also varies relative to comparisons with…
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environmental apathy/ illiteracy matters more than dominion beliefs
ch.2, ec-p.23 - reasons why attributing christian’s lack of environmental concern to just religious-based dominion over nature beliefs is misplaced and too simple an explanation for understanding the complex role of religion has for how people do, or do…
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religion matters most for environmental policy
ch.2, ec-p.22 - how much religion seems to matter for expressions of environmental concern when…
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non-religious influences on christians' environmentalism
ch.2, ec-p.21 - description of non-religious factors that some believe are more influential in shaping the environmental concern expressed by religious people…
“Despite these refinements, Woodrum and Wolkomir (1997) and others argue non-religious factors…
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clarifying religion's role in environmentalism
ch.2, ec-p.20 - how the relationship between religion and environmental concern appears when the influence of social-demographic variables is controlled and individual environmental behaviors (recycling) are distinguished from willingness to support envir…
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religion environmental concern relationship spurious (table)
ch.2, table 2.c - summary table of research whose major findings do not show a positive or negative…
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religion red herring in environmentalism
ch.2, ec-p.19 – discussion of research showing measures of religion do not have the positive or negative association with measures of environmental concern that some infer from empirical findings, meaning religion’s observed effect is actually the…
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stronger fundamentalism, weaker environmentalism
ch.2, ec-p.18 - relationship between measures of religious conservative protestant fundamentalism with people’s environmental and economic policy preferences, and hints of the influence of political factors on the role of religion in environmental concern…
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biblical literalism, inerrancy, & environmentalism
ch.2, ec-p.16 – how measures of people’s religious beliefs about the bible correspond with…
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dominion belief and environmental concern
ch.2, ec-p.15 - significance of religious-based dominion beliefs for expressions of less or lower concern about environmental quality and support for increased protection of ecosytems among christians generally…
“Early explorations by Hand and Van Liere…
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religion's negative role in environmental concern (table)
ch.2, table 2.b - summary table of research whose major findings reveal a negative association between religion and environmental concern. in other words, studies showing some measure of “religion, religiosity” corresponds with a particular way of…
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