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Environmental stewardship by Christians is underpinned by the idea that man's dominion over the earth as articulated in the Bible actually means stewardship. One of the roots of this idea was an essay published in 1967 by Lynn White, professor of history at Princeton and UCLA. That essay, "The Historical Roots of Our Ecological Crisis", identified Christian ethos along with the Industrial Revolution as critical shapers in human attitudes towards nature - as a resource to be exploited. The stewardship movement in a sense is effort to counteract the message in Dr. White's essay of Christianity as a despoiler of nature.