Christianity Encourages or Discourages the Conservation of Biodiversity

According to the rules of academic honesty, I must mention that I embarked on this research project with a vivid awareness of my own personal bias against religion, in general, and against Judeo-Christianity, in particular. I had hoped to hammer my bias into a reasoned polemic against what Erich Fromm (1976) called Judeo-Christianity’s “life-negating tendency” to fixate on redemption and the afterlife. Supporting me in this venture would be Nietzsche (1888), who argued similarly that Judeo-Christianity’s mission was “[to] reverse the whole love of the earth and the earthly…”

If I could demonstrate that Judeo-Christianity’s preoccupation with death creates a mindset in believers facilitating the devaluation and/or subjugation of nature,

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