A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF SHONA AND CHRISTIAN ATTITUDES TO NATURE

Exploring the interplay between Shona and Christian perspectives on nature, this book highlights the moral and religious dimensions of the global environmental crisis. It engages in a comparative dialogue, addressing conflicts and synergies between the two faiths. By proposing eco-spirituality as a common ground, it argues for a shared environmental ethic rooted in the intrinsic value of nature. The author contends that Christianity's alignment with scientific ideology can enhance understanding of Shona beliefs, fostering a collaborative approach to environmental stewardship.