Sacred Arts: Creative Expressions of Faith to Heal a Threatened Earth
At the Parliament of the World’s Religions in Toronto, Trebbe Johnson led a panel with four women from the Dineh (Navajo)-Cheyenne, Jewish, Hindu, and Wikka traditions. They discussed how their spiritual traditions have helped them to find solutions to serious ecological problems.
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