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The Biology of Wonder: Finding the Human in Nature
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Andreas Weber—
As an ecotheologist who regularly practices poetic ecology, I’m in agreement with Weber on most everything in this Kosmos Journal article via Daily Good. Granted, he uses a lot more words than I would, but the essential truths are within them. }:- a.m.
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