Category Archives: Blog on Faith and Ecology

Harry Cooper – Hemp is a fibrous material that comes from a plant of the same name. Hemp products have been around for thousands of years.

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Sydney Cohen – The biodegradable golf ball is a relatively new idea that is quickly taking off. They do not harm the environment and they can be recycled.

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Harry Cooper – A solar lantern is a light powered by solar batteries. By being outdoors in the sun during the day, the solar panels on the lantern charge its battery, and by night it is ready to be used as a light source.

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Aryeh Ronay – “Noetic Science” appears to be a paradoxical term. The term “noetic” refers to our subjective experience, while science is the study of objective phenomenon. Nevertheless, noetic science exists to explore the subjective world, to understand and gain knowledge about the subtle reality of consciousness.

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Ilana Stein – In a world where size matters, the question of the largest tree in the world is a good one. But how do we measure trees? Is the biggest tree the widest tree? The tallest tree? Perhaps it is the volume of the tree’s trunk?

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Sydney Cohen – Green banking is the most sustainable way of managing your finances. Green banking may sound like an abstract concept but we still need to consider it.

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Sydney Cohen – In physics, energy is a quantity providing the ability to create or supply heat. Energy is transferable into different locations or objects, but it cannot be derived or destroyed.

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Ilana Stein – Deuteronomy 20 is considered the “section of war” of the Bible, where the Children of Israel are commanded how to go to battle – and how not to. This chapter discusses war and peace, morale and sustainability, fear and faith.

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Sydney Cohen – Radiant energy is the energy contained in the vibrationally charged particles around an object. It is a form of “electromagnetic energy,” that “can take the form of visible waves – which is what we call light energy – or invisible waves such as radio waves or x-rays.”

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