Darwin, Dogma, and Ecology Midterm # 1

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According to Wendell Berry, there is no question that every human being has a relationship to the soil; the only question is whether that relationship is caring or violent

True

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According to Wendell Berry, there is no point in trying to implement piecemeal plans to address environmental degradation until we have a comprehensive masterplan for putting everything back together that belongs together

False

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The word dogma comes from the Greek dokein, which means “to seem to be true,” or “to be established opinion.” It is close to what Wendell Berry calls belief, as opposed to knowledge. According to Berry, which of the following do we believe in perhaps above all?

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Wendell Berry says that