Living in Nature: Religion & Science in Dialogue on the Environment

This film is a thoughtful analysis of some of the negative attitudes toward Nature in the scientific and the religious communities, particularly in the countries that have become highly industrialized. The emphasis of the film is on the important shifts in thinking in both communities, resulting in part from constructive dialogue between them in recent years.

Featured speakers include noted scientists, theologians, religious leaders, educators, philosophers, activists, and policy makers. This film is intended to stimulate similar interdisciplinary dialogue in college, university, and seminary classrooms, as well as in study and discussion groups in religious and other settings. Talks and interviews recorded at a 1995 conference presented by the Boston Theological Institute, together with the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Film produced in 1997.

Available through The Boston Theological Institute ($15.00)