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Paper 1 structured question: Jewish stewardship of the environment

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Evaluate the role of humans as caretakers of the Earth in Jewish thought.

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Human Responsibility in Jewish Stewardship

In Jewish thought, humans are seen as caretakers of the Earth, responsible for protecting and nurturing G-d's creation.

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    Evaluate Evaluate the significance of humans being caretakers of the Earth in Jewish environmental ethics.

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Tikkun Olam and Environmental Stewardship

Tikkun olam, meaning 'repairing the world', is a central principle in Jewish thought that emphasizes the responsibility of individuals to take action to improve and protect the world, including the environment.

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    Discuss Discuss how the principle of tikkun olam relates to Jewish stewardship of the environment.

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