英国教徒对环境态度的心理和神学预测

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A. Village
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本文在之前对英国教徒的研究基础上,通过考察预测对环境的关注和为保护环境而做出牺牲的意愿的因素。来自不同教派的825名教徒完成了一份问卷,其中包括用于评估心理偏好、圣经字面主义和一系列神学创作立场的项目。心理变量显示了对环境主义的直接和间接影响,这与环境心理学家以前的工作一致。间接影响与一些心理类型偏好塑造圣经解释或与宗教保守主义联系在一起的方式有关。宗教信仰对环境保护主义没有直接影响,但通过文学主义和宗教保守主义产生了间接影响。关于统治和末世论的信仰直接减少了人们的担忧,但统治也与管理呈正相关,管理是关注和牺牲的主要推动者。
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Psychological and Theological Predictors of Environmental Attitudes among a Sample of UK Churchgoers
This paper builds on previous studies of UK churchgoers by examining the factors that predict concern for the environment and willingness to make sacrifices to preserve it. A sample of 825 churchgoers from a range of denominations completed a questionnaire that contained items used to assess psychological preferences, biblical literalism, and a range of theological stances toward creation. Psychological variables show both direct and indirect effects on environmentalism that were in line with previous work by environmental psychologists. Indirect effects were related to the way that some psychological type preferences either shape biblical interpretation or are associated with religious conservatism. Religious affiliation had no direct effects on environmentalism, but did have indirect effects through literalism and religious conservatism. Beliefs about dominion and eschatology directly reduced concern, but dominion was also positively associated with stewardship, which emerged as the main promoter of both concern and sacrifice.
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