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Understanding the idea that humans are caretakers of the Earth on behalf of God, and recognizing that God is the creator of all things, which places the responsibility on humanity to look after the environment. Note: This objective specifically addresses Christian stewardship of the environment and does not cover ethical discussions regarding animal treatment.

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Cambridge IGCSE Religious StudiesSection C6

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Understanding the idea that humans are caretakers of the Earth on behalf of God, and recognizing that God is the creator of all things, which places the responsibility on humanity to look after the environment. Note: This objective specifically addresses Christian stewardship of the environment and does not cover ethical discussions regarding animal treatment

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Christian Stewardship

Christian stewardship emphasizes the responsibility of humans to care for the Earth as God's creation, which includes protecting and nurturing the environment.

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    Discuss Discuss how Christian stewardship can influence environmental policies.

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