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Open access Sep 2026

Biblical and Qur’anic Perspectives on Environmental Stewardship in the Context of Global Poverty

This paper is an analysis of the Biblical and the Quranic views on environmental stewardship in the larger realms of global poverty, the ethical, theological and the practical implications of religious teachings on sustainable development. The paper subsequently uses a scriptural interpretation and interdisciplinary...

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Open access Sep 2026

Prophetic Theology and Social Justice: Faith Responses to Climate Change and Economic Inequality

This paper examines how prophetic theology intersects with social justice as a response to two of the most urgent global issues of today climate change and economic inequality. Using theological traditions, the paper will investigate how the religious communities, under the prophetic theological models, can solve th...

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Open access Sep 2026

Religion and Environmental Justice: The Role of Theology in Addressing Climate-Induced Poverty

Climate change impacts vulnerable people more than others increasing poverty, food insecurity, displacement, and social instability. The convergence of religion and environmental justice has become the focus of more and more scholarly efforts as the environmental degradation broadens global inequalities. This articl...

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Open access Sep 2026

Religion, Resource Scarcity, and Conflict: Theological Reflections on Climate Driven Political Instability

Climate change has increased the shortage of resources, which has been a situation that increases political instability and war, especially in sensitive areas. This paper examines the intersection between religion, resource shortage, and conflict based on the interpretation and response of climate-based issues by re...

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Open access Sep 2026

Eco-Theology and Sustainable Development: Religious Perspectives on Poverty Reduction in Climate-Affected Communities

The vulnerable communities are impacted by climate change in a disproportionate manner, which increases poverty and compromises the sustainable development initiatives. With the eco theology approach, religious institutions provide distinctive moral and practical approaches to environmental degradation and social wel...

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Open access Sep 2026

Theological Responses to Climate Change: A Faith-Based Approach to Poverty and Political Instability

Climate change is not only an ecological crisis but a major moral, social, political crisis that is overburdening the poor and leading to instability in susceptible areas. This paper will discuss such theological reactions to climate change, and how religion-related views can be used to address their intersection wi...

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Review Open access Sep 2026

Climate Change, Conflict, and Faith: How Religious Institutions Respond to Political Instability in Vulnerable Regions

Global warming only makes political instability and social tensions in the vulnerable areas worse, as environmental stressors (drought, floods, and scarcity of resources) collide with ineffective governance systems. This paper analyzes how religious institutions have been involved to address the issue of conflict an...

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Open access Sep 2026

Faith-Based Organizations and Climate Resilience: Mitigating Poverty in Politically Unstable States

This paper focuses on the importance of faith-based organizations (FBO) in enhancing climate resilience and reducing poverty in politically unstable states. With increased environmental shocks (including droughts, floods, resource scarcity, etc) due to climate change, vulnerable groups in weak and conflict-ridden si...

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Open access Sep 2026

Climate Migration and Political Crisis: A Theological Analysis of Displacement and Human Dignity

Human displacement is getting more and more motivated by climate change and political crises that pose urgent questions of human dignity, ethical responsibility and policy responses. The paper will focus on climate-induced migration in the context of the theological approach and look at how the religious and ethical...

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Open access Sep 2026

The Moral Theology of Climate Justice: Addressing Inequality and Political Fragility

This paper develops the moral theology of climate justice, which focuses on how it can be used to solve the inequality of the environment and political instability. The study relies on the interdisciplinary literature of theology, ethics, and climate studies to analyze how religious paradigm influences the moral rea...

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