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9. Mai 2024 · LIBERATING FAITH: RELIGIOUS VOICES FOR JUSTICE, PEACE, AND ECOLOGICAL WISDOM By Roger S. Gottlieb, Diane Ackerman, Nawal H. Ammar, Scott Appleby, Naim Stifan Ateek, Rich Barlow, Daniel Berrigan, Thomas Berry, Philip Berryman, Michael Bourdeaux, Stephen B. Boyd, Judy Chicago, Anne M. Clifford, James H. Cone, Harvey Cox,.
Climate change images. Care for creation and justice are at the centre of WCC work on climate change. The Bible teaches the wholeness of creation and calls human beings to take care of the garden of Eden (Gen 2:15). The God of the Bible is a God of justice who protects, loves and cares for the most vulnerable among his creatures.
13. Mai 2024 · This paper delves into the convergence of Laozi’s Daoist mysticism with the principles of ecofeminism, highlighting the potential for ancient wisdom to inform contemporary issues of gender and environmental justice. Through an examination of the Dao De Jing, we uncover insights into a holistic approach to social justice that ...
15. Mai 2024 · 22 - Voices of Faith and Hope: Global Catholic Religious in the Heart of Climate Action, a webinar hosted by the Laudato Si’ Action Platform’s religious sector and the Justice, Peace and Integrity Commission from the men and women’s International Unions of Superior Generals, 8:30pm (Asia/Manila), register here
8. Mai 2024 · Faith and Christian spirituality offer profound motivations toward “a more passionate concern for the protection of our world” [LS 216]. Pope Francis says very clearly that “living our vocation to be protectors of God’s handiwork is essential to a life of virtue; it is not an optional or a secondary aspect of our Christian ...
21. Mai 2024 · By Adam Phillips / May 21, 2024. In my experience, the role of Christians in environmental conservation is deeply rooted in the biblical mandate to care for the Earth. Scripture provides numerous examples that highlight the responsibility of humans to serve as stewards of the planet.
8. Mai 2024 · In his message for the World Day of Peace in 1990, St. John Paul II insisted that the environment should be our common concern, and that this concern has an essential moral and religious dimension. There he also pointed out that care for the earth and the call to ecological conversion should be treated as an urgent issue in the Church. We are to take the advocacy for a sustainable ecology ...
