Religion and Social Communication, Vol. 20, No. 2 (2022)
Religion and Social Communication 20, No. 2 (2022)
EDITOR’S COLUMN
Need for an Environmental Spirituality Going Forward
Anthony Le Duc, SVD (175-180)
THEME ARTICLES
(Re)Discovering the Sacredness of Mount Pulag: A Post-COVID-19 Pandemic Eco-Spiritual Grounding
Rico C. Jacoba and Brigido Dubao (181-200)
Mohd. Shazani Bin Masri (201-221)
Ecological Conversion: What Can We Learn from the African Traditional Religions?
Clement Baffoe, SVD (222-243)
Jeramie N. Molino (244-268)
Buddhist Environmental Humanism: A Humanistic Spirituality to Promote Ecological Flourishing
Anthony Le Duc, SVD (269-292)
Joseph Cao Viet Tuan, CM (293-319)
THEME ESSAYS
Ecological Disaster and the Role of the Church in Indonesia
Batara Sihombing and Desri Maria Sumbayak (320-333)
Environmentalism for the Post-Pandemic World: Lessons from Jainism and Jain Monks
Bhumi Shah (334-342)
Blessed be the Vulnerable: An Environmental Spirituality Arising out of the Pandemic
John Patrick Murray, OSA (343-353)
Religion, Education, and Ecology in Light of the COVID-19 Pandemic in India
Pravat Kumar Dhal (354-368)
NON-THEME ARTICLES
Roderick Evans M. Bartolome (369-396)
Kendrick Ivan B. Panganiban (397-417)
BOOK REVIEWS
Kanchan K. Malik and Vinod Pavarala (Eds.). Community Radio in South Asia: Reclaiming the Airwaves
Paul A. Soukup, SJ (418-420)
Ismail Fajrie Alatas. What is Religious Authority? Cultivating Islamic Community in Indonesia
Wahyuddin Halim (421-426)
Leo-Martin Angelo R. Ocampo (427 -430)
Minabere Ibelema. Cultural Chauvinism: Intercultural Communication and the Politics of Superiority
Brandon Cadingpal (431-435)
