Identifying an eco-caring frame

Let's put our thoughts on an "eco-caring frame" here. 

It seems to me that what is most critical is to determine what sort of commitments are "outside the frame"  -- that way by implication anything not specifically excluded will be considered included.  It may also be useful to consider that sorts of positive identifying commitment as well but that seems of secondary importance.

 

 Dogmatic certainty             "Original Sin "         Manifest destiny     Nationalism (Nations?)                                

 Pro-natalism                             Sense of living "in time"                              Deterministic materialism

 OUTSIDE THE FRAME?

 Inside an eco-caring frame...?

Understanding that sense of time is a product of genome based life forms
Sense of fallibilism (provisional knowledge)
Adapting our needs to the environment instead of the environment to our needs
(Reverence for) relational interdependence
Tolerance of ambiguity
Free will,
"Values" -- justice, liberty, efficiency, "traditions"

Pagan?  Ask earth, thank earth, spirit of all things 

 OUTSIDE THE FRAME?

   "Eternal" souls                            Predestination                 Exclusive notions of (God's) chosen people

 Intolerant zealotry           "Ghosts in the machine" (Deus ex machina)         No "Divine Intervention"

    Anthropocentrism         Linear sense of history (alpha & omega?)      Mechanistic conceptions of nature

Totalitarian Agriculture            Hierarchy of worth        God in charge--fixed outcome            Nihilism??? 

Just curious, but I was wondering if outside the frame should include other types of exclusion besides religion.  What I mean is maybe people who consider race more important, like white supremachists.  In the idea that people should be able to accept each other enough to work inside an eco-caring frame.  Again, just an idea.    -->Lisa