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However, the dawn of postmodernity, there has been a worldwide resurgence of religion in many forms: fundamentalisms, modified and reinvigorated forms of traditional religion, and new alternative spiritualities.
In an era when various Gnosticizing "gospels" are eagerly marketed, it is important to note the profound coherence of the four canonical gospels from the first century in comparison with the pieties, spiritualities, and politics of second- and third-century "gospels.
Religion" and "nature" as defined by ERN have forced a large range of disparate material into the encyclopedia--from Earth Bible to Eden Ecology, and from Eco-Paganism to Radical Environmentalism--which renders it useful for readers from the great shopping mall filled with smorgasbords of religions, cults, and spiritualities, but of little use to any serious reader looking for authentic religious perspectives on nature.
 
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