Understanding Jewish stewardship of the environment, which includes (a) the idea that humans are caretakers of the Earth on behalf of G-d, (b) the belief that G-d is the creator of all things and that humans have a duty to protect the Earth, and (c) the principle of tikkun olam, or 'repairing the world', and how it relates to the responsibility of caring for the environment as a gift from G-d. Note: This objective specifically addresses Jewish stewardship and does not cover ethical discussions regarding animal treatment.

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Understanding Jewish stewardship of the environment, which includes (a) the idea that humans are caretakers of the Earth on behalf of G-d, (b) the belief that G-d is the creator of all things and that humans have a duty to protect the Earth, and (c) the principle of tikkun olam, or 'repairing the world', and how it relates to the responsibility of caring for the environment as a gift from G-d. Note: This objective specifically addresses Jewish stewardship and does not cover ethical discussions regarding animal treatment

• This point belongs to Jewish stewardship of the environment, especially Jewish stewardship of the environment outcomes.
• You need to be able to understanding Jewish stewardship of the environment, which includes (a) the idea that humans are caretakers of the Earth on behalf of G-d, (b) the belief that G-d is the creator of all things and that humans have a duty to protect the Earth, and (c) the principle of tikkun olam, or 'repairing the world', and how it relates to the responsibility of caring for the environment as a gift from G-d. Note: This objective specifically addresses Jewish stewardship and does not cover ethical discussions regarding animal treatment.
• The key ideas to know are Explain, Discuss, and Identify.
• Use the linked flashcards and practice questions to check recall, then practise applying the idea in an exam-style answer.