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Christian Ecology in the Letter to the Hebrews
New BlackfriarsAbstractThis paper proceeds from a discourse analytical perspective and asks what we can learn from Hebrews 1-2 concerning the relationship of humanity to creation through Christ. First, the exordium is examined to reveal a descent–ascent motif for the incarnate Son who is the one through whom God creates (1:2) and who sustains everything by his ...
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Laudato Sì and the Christian Ecological Utopia
2017According to Fernand Dumont, a utopia is an ideology which is a synthetic and systemic narrative and which motivates people to change an existing situation and, therefore, is oriented towards the future. This narrative is not a scientific theory but is made of scientific “residuals”. Eco-theology is, but not only, of this nature.
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Ecology and guilt: a post-Christian recycling?
2022Several authors have suggested that militant environmentalism may have inherited Christianity and its denunciation of human pride. In a sometimes caricature way, it has been criticised for placing too much emphasis, as Christianity did, on the question of fault and guilt. This may seem paradoxical, since political ecology, at the time of its appearance
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Christianity and the Material, Medieval to Modern
, 2020S. Elm, C. Ocker
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