Embracing African Philosophy for a Greener Future

 By Themba Mbelengwa* As the world grapples with unprecedented environmental challenges – rising temperatures, deforestation, and biodiversity loss – it becomes crucial to seek wisdom from diverse sources. One such source, often overlooked but profoundly insightful, is African philosophy. Rooted in a deep understanding of nature and community,...

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Faith and climate change: The role of African Traditional Religions in environmental conservation

By Ndirangu Owen Climate change is one of the most widely debated topics globally, as it presents a significant crisis. Issues such as floods, famine, displacement, and the melting of glaciers are among the challenges the world faces today due to climate change.[1] The majority of the world's population is affiliated to a form of religious belief. ...

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Embracing creation: The Seventh-day Adventist commitment to environmental stewardship

 Awino Dinah* Seventh-day Adventists globally embrace environmental stewardship, deeply rooted in their teachings. Born into this faith, I've come to appreciate its principles, especially regarding our responsibility to care for creation. My studies in Eco-theology at Kenyatta University, guided by Dr Wemali, highlighted these values. Creation...

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Oromo philosophy and its contribution to Faith and Environment

 Kuleh Huseein* Ama duggan hin argine, ama qillansa hin argine is an Oromo proverb which translates to mean 'if individuals do not engage with the environment or understand it, they may overlook its advantages or resources'. It emphasises on the essential value of protecting and preserving the natural elements of the earth for the benefit of b...

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Editorial note Faith and Environment 2024

Dear Reader, As the world confronts an era of profound environmental crises, rising temperatures, deforestation, and biodiversity loss, it becomes imperative to seek wisdom from diverse epistemologies. African philosophy, deeply rooted in indigenous knowledge systems and an intrinsic harmony with nature, offers a transformative framework for enviro...

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