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	This past week,&nbsp;<img alt="" src="{filedir_5}IHIH_April2_Environmental-Ethics+Religion-3-630x673.jpg" style="float: right; width: 300px; height: 320px; " />Au Sable&#39;s Graduate Fellows Coordinator, Rolf Bouma, dropped in for a conversation on environmental ethics and religion at the WCBN Radio studio in Ann Arbor, Michigan for the show &quot;It&#39;s Hot in Here.&quot; &nbsp;The conversation covers a range of topics related to Christianity and the environment and is definitely <a href="http://hughstimson.org/2012/04/16/environmental-ethics-religion/" target="_blank">worth a listen</a>&nbsp;(Fastforward to around the 15:45 minute mark for the beginning of the interview). &nbsp;Topics covered include:</p>
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		Historical engagement of Christians with the environment</li>
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		Leadership within the Christian environmental movement</li>
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		How different denominations determine important social issues</li>
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		The nature of religion and how scriptural resources can affect worldview</li>
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		Reading suggestions for people interested in environmental ethics and religion</li>
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	You can check it out by clicking the link below to reach the &quot;It&#39;s Hot in Here&quot; website:&nbsp;</p>
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	<a href="http://hughstimson.org/2012/04/16/environmental-ethics-religion/">http://hughstimson.org/2012/04/16/environmental-ethics-religion/</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
