Look up: stewardship

1. stewardship
   [n] - the position of steward
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2. stewardship
   In Christianity, the belief that God gave humans the responsibility of caring for his creation. Christianity holds...
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3. Stewardship
   Stew'ard·ship noun The office of a steward. Shak.
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4. stewardship
   noun the position of steward
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5. stewardship
   taking responsibility for the survival and well-being of something that is valued, such as a natural resource
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6. Stewardship
   • (n.) The office of a steward.
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7. stewardship
   In Christianity, the belief that God gave humans the responsibility of caring for his creation. Christianity holds that the earth and the natural world belong to God, and that humans are part of that creation. In the Old Testament, Genesis tells how the first humans, Adam and Eve, were given stewardship of the earth (Genesis 1:28 and 2:15)....
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8. Stewardship
   Historically, `stewardship` was the responsibility given to household servants to bring food and drinks to a castle dining hall. The term was then expanded to indicate a household employee`s responsibility for managing household or domestic affairs. Stewardship later became the responsibility for ta...
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9. Stewardship
   (theology) `Stewardship` is a theological belief that humans are responsible for the world, and should take care of it. It can have political implications, such as in Christian Democracy. Implications: Many moderate and progressive evangelicals see environmentalism as a consequence of steward...
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