Special Issue: Christian Philosophical Perspectives on Sustainable Development

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Philosophia Reformata 83 (1):3-18 (2018)
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In this introductory article, the authors first briefly present the debate on the meaning of sustainability and consider the question of how to connect the concept of sustainability with a Christian-in particular, Reformational-way of doing philosophy. After examining the various uses of Dooyeweerdian philosophy in this regard, this introduction closes with an overview of the contributions to this special issue.

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