Religious Traditions and the Environment (Leaving Cert Religious Education): Flashcards

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Religious Traditions and the Environment
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Jewish weekly rest practice

Sabbath - rest for people, animals, land

Sabbath's core meaning

Time belongs to God, not human productivity

Schmittah definition

7th year sabbatical when land lies fallow

Schmittah core meaning

Land belongs to God; humans are tenants

Jubilee frequency

Every 50th year

Three Jubilee features

Land returns, debts cancelled, workers freed

Genesis 2:15 'till & keep' Hebrew meaning

Serve, guard, and nurture

Two Genesis dominion interpretations

Domination (exploitation) vs stewardship (care)

Buddhist Five Precepts purpose

Cultivate compassion and reduce harm

First Buddhist Precept

Refrain from taking life (ahimsa/non-violence)

Fourth Buddhist Precept

Refrain from false speech; speak truthfully

Fifth Buddhist Precept

Refrain from intoxicants that cloud mind

Khalifa in Islam

Vicegerents/trustees of earth, accountable to God

Israf in Islamic teaching

Waste/wastefulness (condemned)

Qur'an 7:31 teaching

Eat and drink, but do not waste

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