On Thu, 23 Mar 1995, Jayne S Docherty wrote:
In its
> secularized setting, there seems to be a missing piece... To whom must
> the "stewards" answer for their practices in relation to the
> environment? Perhaps future generations?
Given the distinct possibility that we have reached the state where we
may in fact run out of oxygen (ozone holes killing ocean algae, etc.) in
our lifetime, I'm afraid we don't have the luxury of waiting to answer
to future generations.
>
> God/ess, I love this metaphor stuff! :-) Let's just hope that I *still*
> love it by the time I finish this degree/dissertation!
>
> Jayne
>
Me too, I really enjoy your contributions to the conversation. I've been
away from this kind of discussion so long - living in Greece, holed up
writing this book - that I'm grateful for the opportunity to hone my
skills on folks like you.
Jacque
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Date: Fri, 24 Mar 1995 18:52:47 +1200
From: "STEFANIE S. RIXECKER" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Metaphors/Forwarded message
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Organization: Lincoln University
Here's a message that didn't get through the first time. Stefanie
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On Thu, 23 Mar 1995, Jayne S Docherty wrote:
In its
> secularized setting, there seems to be a missing piece... To whom must
> the "stewards" answer for their practices in relation to the
> environment? Perhaps future generations?
Given the distinct possibility that we have reached the state where we
may in fact run out of oxygen (ozone holes killing ocean algae, etc.) in
our lifetime, I'm afraid we don't have the luxury of waiting to answer
to future generations.
>
> God/ess, I love this metaphor stuff! :-) Let's just hope that I *still*
> love it by the time I finish this degree/dissertation!
>
> Jayne
>
Me too, I really enjoy your contributions to the conversation. I've been
away from this kind of discussion so long - living in Greece, holed up
writing this book - that I'm grateful for the opportunity to hone my
skills on folks like you.
Jacque
