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Posted By greenmeany 3 months, 1 week ago in Religion
Green is the colour of Islam and should be the colour of Ramadan. In fact, there are calls for environmental stewardship in all religions. However, Islam emphasises the necessity and importance of environmental protection so that man can live in harmony with nature, achieve sustainable development, enrich life on earth and make the best use of resources.
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Natureboy3 months, 1 week ago
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Part of what has led modern man into crisis after crisis of his own making is his misapprehension of his role in nature.
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Many religions tell man that he is supernatural, above the animals, above nature. This results in all sorts of mistaken ideas. Man thinks that he is separate from nature, that he can control nature, that nature is a problem and technology the solution. All of these notions are delusory.
Man, like all other living beings, is a part of natures cycles, a participant in nature's dance. He is at his best when he is a willing and conscious participant in the dance. When he fights nature, he is like a man who crawls far out on a limb and then begins to saw the limb off. He is severing himself from that which sustains him.-
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alakazam3 months, 1 week ago
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Any religion that makes a claim on God that is not so is nothing but a ship of fools.
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Faith is a Virtue...foolishness is equal to plain stupidity.
I am not talking about Ignorance...that can't be helped.
Stupidity is Willful.
Pooping where you eat is something even my cat knows better than to do. What does that say about people who don't care?
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