Integral ecology in Genesis 2.7 and 3.19 and Romans 5.12

Teofilo Giovan S. Pugeda

doi:10.1177/0040571x261424648

March 1, 2026Theology

Integral ecology in Genesis 2.7 and 3.19 and Romans 5.12

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This article examines the connections between humanity and dust within biblical texts to offer ecological reflections.
Analyzes Genesis 2.7 and 3.19 alongside Romans 5.12.
Incorporates insights from indigenous wisdom and ecological perspectives.
Utilizes a theological lens to interpret biblical passages.
Highlights the positive aspects of humankind's relationship with dust.
Suggests potential ecological implications of these biblical perspectives.
Encourages a reassessment of the theological meaning behind the connection to dust.

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The article reads Genesis 2.7 and 3.19 and Romans 5.12 with an integral ecological perspective informed by indigenous wisdom to suggest that the association of humankind with dust can be a positive theological point of reflection.

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