Religion and Nature in North America

DOI: 11.5040/ReligionandNatureinNorthAmerica

Resources in this section focus on Religion and Nature in North America. The Overview Article is a good starting point, and gives a brief environmental history of the ways in which religions have shaped the socio-political and ecological landscapes of North America, starting from the point of English and European colonization, the genocide of indigenous peoples, and the enslaving of black peoples to contemporary problems of environmental justice, climate change, and emerging intersectional environmentalisms.

Religion and Nature in North America : Bodily Beings: Sex, Sexuality, and Gender at the Intersection of Religion and Nature

Main Articles

Heather Eaton

Religion, Science, and Nature from the Nineteenth Century to the Present: The Problems of the Reductive, Productive, and Progressive Systems of Knowledge

Main Articles

Whitney A. Bauman

Religion and Nature in North America

DOI: 11.5040/ReligionandNatureinNorthAmerica

African American Religious Naturalism in the Novel Sula by Toni Morrison

Animals and Religion

Appalachian animism: Religion, the woods, and the material presence of the mountain

Asian Religions and Nature in North America

The Bloomsbury Handbook of Religion and Nature : The Elements

Cannabis, Sacred and Profane

Environmentalism, Ecological Activism/Theology, and New Religious Movements

Globalization and Planetary Ethics Related to Religion and Nature in North America

Indigenous Language and Ecology

Is Extinction Religious?

Prayerful Living with Animals in the Ancestral Skills Movement

Public Religion and the Urban Environment : Constructing a River Town

Race, Religion, and Science

Reconciling to the Ancestors: The Spirit of Decolonization in Times of Pandemic

Religion and Climate Change

Religion and Nature in North America

Religion and Nature in North America

Religion and Nature in North America : Bodily Beings: Sex, Sexuality, and Gender at the Intersection of Religion and Nature

Religion and Nature in North America : Race, Religion and Environmental Racism in North America

Religion, Nature, and Critical Materialisms

Religion, Nature, and Disability

Religion, Science, and Nature from the Nineteenth Century to the Present: The Problems of the Reductive, Productive, and Progressive Systems of Knowledge

Religion, Space, and Environment

Religious Climate Activism in the United States

Religious Naturalisms

Sacred Water of Florida : Ceremony and Spirituality in the Sunshine State

Vaccination: Against their Religion?

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