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The Correlation Between Capitalism and Religious Thought

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How does religious thought and ingrained Capitalism affect how humans see the environment?

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Religious thought can affect how humans may see the environment in different ways, depending on the manner in which religion was taught to the individual, as well as their perspectives on the dogma that has been presented to them over the years. In Christianity and many other religions, it is taught that man has dominion over animals and nature, which gives most individuals a sense of superiority and entitlement when ...

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