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that Christianity has theological and ethical tools to address ecological issues
Day of Prayer for Creation, to October 4th, the feast of St
Francis of Assisi.Wirzba counters the argument that Christianity promotes environmental degradation
He asserts that the current ecological crisis stems from a lack of Christian values rather than an excess.Beyond Politics: Faith-Based
(Photo Internet reproduction)The author points to the rise of philosophies emphasizing human self-sufficiency and perpetual improvement as
contributing factors to environmental neglect.The Christian message, according to Wirzba, emphasizes the sanctity of places, humans, and
other creatures.He draws extensively from Scripture to support this view
The book highlights passages that depict a world where creatures and environments constantly communicate with each other and God.Wirzba
The author criticizes the modern view of nature as merely a resource to be exploited.Beyond Politics: Faith-Based Solutions to the
Ecological CrisisThe book argues that Christianity offers ethical tools for sustainable living, which have been lost or discredited in
with compassion for humans.The book challenges readers to rethink their perspective on nature, economic policies, consumption habits, and
approach that values both human flourishing and ecological preservation.The book serves as a thought-provoking guide for those seeking to
integrate faith and environmental stewardship.
