The production of the Encyclopedia of Religion and Nature, originally published in 2005, is a landmark work in the burgeoning field of religion and nature. It covers a vast and interdisciplinary range of material, from thinkers to religious traditions and beyond, with clarity and style.
Just posted today, Our entry in the Encyclopedia offers a clear explanation of our "universal" approach to Pantheism. While part of a massive print publication, this is the first time our entry is available online.
The entry for the Universal Pantheist Society was written by the Society's board of directors, while this massive two-volume Encyclopedia was compiled and edited by University of Florida professor Bron Taylor, whose protege Bernie Zaleha is on our board. Pantheists will be especially interested in Taylor's essay "John Muir's Stance Against Anthropocentrism," from the John Muir Global Network and excerpted from his excellent book Dark Green Religion.
Learn more about the Encyclopedia at religionandnature.com .
Just posted today, Our entry in the Encyclopedia offers a clear explanation of our "universal" approach to Pantheism. While part of a massive print publication, this is the first time our entry is available online.
The entry for the Universal Pantheist Society was written by the Society's board of directors, while this massive two-volume Encyclopedia was compiled and edited by University of Florida professor Bron Taylor, whose protege Bernie Zaleha is on our board. Pantheists will be especially interested in Taylor's essay "John Muir's Stance Against Anthropocentrism," from the John Muir Global Network and excerpted from his excellent book Dark Green Religion.
Learn more about the Encyclopedia at religionandnature.com .
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