Religious Response - Measurement Concept

Congregational or religious group response to environmental issues
20 Questions match selected parameters.

Survey Questions

ENVIRN98 from National Congregations Study, Panel Dataset (1998 and 2006-2007)
(environ_98) Within the past twelve months, have there been any groups or meetings or classes or events specifically focused on the following purposes or activities? To discuss pollution or other environmental issues? RLENVRN from Religion and Politics Survey, 2000
"Would you like religious groups to take a more active role on each of the following, or a less active role?" OR "Think now about mainline protestant denominations, such as Presbyterians, Methodists and Lutherans. Would you like these religious groups to take a more active role on each of the following, or a less active role?" (See variable "RLPREF" to see which introduction the respondent received) -- protecting the environment SIENVIRO from The 2000 American Rabbi Study
How often have you addressed the following issues publicly in any way in the last year (2000)? Environment SOENVIR from Religion and Public Life Survey, 2006
Does the clergy at your place of worship ever speak out about the environment? [Answered if ATTEND = 1, 2, or 3. (At least once a month)] CLRGENV from Religion and Public Life Survey, 2010
Does the clergy at your place of worship ever speak out about the environment? ENVSAID1 from Religion and Public Life Survey, 2010
Now just in your own words, when your clergy has spoken about the environment, what kinds of things have they said? ENVSAID2 from Religion and Public Life Survey, 2010
Now just in your own words, when your clergy has spoken about the environment, what kinds of things have they said? ENVIRON from ELCA-Episcopal Church Clergy Study, 1998
How often have you addressed the following issue publicly in any way in the last year? Environment (Q14H) EFFORTS9 from Presbyterian Panel Survey, May 2002 - Peacemaking, International Conflict and Related Issues, Clergy
Please let us know about your own congregation's peacemaking efforts. Indicate the areas in the list below in which your congregation has been involved over the past two years. Recycling, energy reduction, and other concerns for the environment. ENVRMENT from Presbyterian Panel Survey, November 2005 - The Social Creed, All
Economic and business decisions are complex, so that ethical issues are not always clear and some consequences are unintended. Nevertheless, for each of the following, indicate whether you feel it should be considered an ethical matter in the decisions made by government and business: Protecting the environment CREATE1 from Presbyterian Panel Survey, November 2005 - The Social Creed, Members
How closely do you think each of the following statements reflect our Presbyterian teaching and practices: As Creator, God is ultimate owner of all creation, so that humans are stewards of the environment overall and of our own resources ENVRMENT from Presbyterian Panel Survey, November 2005 - The Social Creed, Members
Economic and business decisions are complex, so that ethical issues are not always clear and some consequences are unintended. Nevertheless, for each of the following, indicate whether you feel it should be considered an ethical matter in the decisions made by government and business: Protecting the environment CREATE1 from Presbyterian Panel Survey, November 2005 - The Social Creed, Clergy
How closely do you think each of the following statements reflect our Presbyterian teaching and practices: As Creator, God is ultimate owner of all creation, so that humans are stewards of the environment overall and of our own resources. CREATE2 from Presbyterian Panel Survey, November 2005 - The Social Creed, Clergy
How closely do you think each of the following statements reflect our Presbyterian teaching and practices: As Creator, God is ultimate owner of all creation, so that humans are stewards of the environment overall and of our own resources. ENVRMENT from Presbyterian Panel Survey, November 2005 - The Social Creed, Clergy
Economic and business decisions are complex, so that ethical issues are not always clear and some consequences are unintended. Nevertheless, for each of the following, indicate whether you feel it should be considered an ethical matter in the decisions made by government and business: Protecting the environment EFFORTS9 from Presbyterian Panel Survey, May 2002 - Peacemaking, International Conflict and Related Issues, Elders
Please let us know about your own congregation's peacemaking efforts. Indicate the areas in the list below in which your congregation has been involved over the past two years. : Recycling, energy reduction, and other concerns for the environment EFFORTS9 from Presbyterian Panel Survey, May 2002 - Peacemaking, International Conflict and Related Issues, Members
Please let us know about your own congregation's peacemaking efforts. Indicate the areas in the list below in which your congregation has been involved over the past two years: Recycling, energy reduction, and other concerns for the environment. CREATE1 from Presbyterian Panel Survey, November 2005 - The Social Creed, Elders
How closely do you think each of the following statements reflect our Presbyterian teaching and practices: As Creator, God is ultimate owner of all creation, so that humans are stewards of the environment overall and of our own resources ENVRMENT from Presbyterian Panel Survey, November 2005 - The Social Creed, Elders
Economic and business decisions are complex, so that ethical issues are not always clear and some consequences are unintended. Nevertheless, for each of the following, indicate whether you feel it should be considered an ethical matter in the decisions made by government and business: Protecting the environment RLGSPENV from SGI-USA Membership Survey, 1997
Do you think it proper for religious bodies to speak out on -- ecology and environment.