This study proposes that certain religious and spiritual beliefs—specifically, representations
of God—play an indirect but influential role in cognitive processing of (1) sustainability�…

This research explores the macro-level influences of religion on the marketplace by showing
how religion influences beliefs of dominion and stewardship, which subsequently influence�…

The present paper discusses how religious, theistic stewardship—the belief that humans
have a responsibility to take care of the world that God created and has entrusted to�…

There is a consensus among scientists that climate change is an existing, growing, and
human-made threat to our planet. The topic is a divisive issue worldwide, including among�…

The current research examines differences in what motivates environmentally sustainable
behavior between more and less religious people in the United States. We found that�…

Religious practice and green consumption seem inherently related, as each activity
purportedly benefits society. Despite this, few studies have explored the possibility that�…

Previous studies have pointed out the importance of emotional affiliation with nature in
fostering environmentalism, but the mechanisms through which such emotional motives�…

Religion exerts significant influence on how individuals respond to social issues. The
present research investigates the implications of religious beliefs on emotions and�…

Religious attitudes can have a strong influence on environmental beliefs and behavior, both
positively and negatively. This work investigates opposing influences of religion of�…

Although prior research has explored religion, sustainable consumption, and subjective well‐
being as isolated constructs, research has yet to explore the relations among these�…