I came across the following quote from Nobel Laurate Dr. Albert Scweitzer, a Protestant French/German ethicist, doctor and musician who lived from 1875-1965.
As in my own will-to-live there is a longing for wider life and pleasure, with dread of annihilation and pain; so is it also in the will-to-live all around me, whether it can [...]
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Reverence for Life Principle
Posted in Catholics and the Environment, What is Christianity?, tagged Albert Schweitzer, ethical decisions, green living, reverence for life, will to live on July 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Learning to Be Green: The WALL-E Effect
Posted in Entertainment and the Environment, tagged Environmental, Movies, Pixar, WALL-E on July 7, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I was at a dinner party the other day when, upon hearing of my interest in environmental ethics, a lady brought the new Pixar movie WALL-E up in conversation. WALL-E is about the last Clean-Up robot standing after humans have left the planet due to trash from rampant consumerism, induced by the huge corporation, Buy [...]
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