Until that larger question is addressed by scholars and policy analysts, critics of more stringent environmental regulation in India and elsewhere in the developing world are unlikely to be silenced.
But more than anything else, the three theologians expressed the fear that taking a conservative position on issues involving homosexuality seemed to eclipse almost everything else they wanted to address as scholars and church leaders.
Section 2 and Section 3 particularly are addressed to scholars in health sciences.
While most of the legal questions have been addressed by scholars, at this point, most remain unresolved by the courts.
It is a question being addressed by scholars in every religion.
It has been repeatedly addressed by scholars, including the above-quoted Erasmus Darwin and his famous grandson Charles, who wrote in his letter to J.D. Hooker of February 1 , 1871 " It is often said that all the conditions for the first production of a living organism are now present, which could ever have been present.
Scholars addressing race and science include: Evelynn Hammond, Banu Subramaniam, Jenny Reardon, Alondra Nelson, and researchers in Sandra Harding's 1993b anthology, The "Racial" Economy of Science.
All face the problems of how to compare research results and how to achieve interdisciplinary communication and mutual reinforcement between scholars addressing the problems of shared concern, across different disciplines.
To do so, they would have to enter the capillaries and tissues of techno-science and really become embedded scholars, addressing the various philosophical issues raised by these developments in close interaction with the scientists who are active within these fields.
"The smaller you are the more creative you will have to be," Thumma said in addressing pastors and scholars at the recent annual meeting of the Religious Research Association.
Born in 1939, Mr. Knitter began his path to the Catholic priesthood at age 13, studied theology in Rome during the years of the Second Vatican Council, was ordained in 1966, completed a doctorate in Germany and began a long and influential career as a scholar addressing questions of the relationship between Christianity and other world religions.
