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Sustainable development through religious environmental engagement? Evidence from Switzerland
Abstract This article examines the engagement of religious organizations in addressing environment‐related sustainable development goals (SDGs) in Switzerland and its barriers. To this end, it draws upon semi‐structured interviews with church representatives who are actively engaged in environmental sustainability.
Adam Hearn +3 more
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ABSTRACT Adults in the United States are having fewer biological children in part due to worries about climate change and population growth, yet Christian environmental ethicists frequently avoid or dismiss these “eco‐reproductive” concerns. I argue that these avoidances lead to important limitations in the literature, which I address by employing a ...
Kristi Del Vecchio
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Competencies for sustainability: Insights from the encyclical letter Laudato Si
Abstract This study offers a proposal about which competencies should be fostered in organizations to promote a culture in favor of sustainability in line with Pope Francis' encyclical letter Laudato Si. As a result, seven main competencies are proposed, with their interpretation in the light of the encyclical letter, and some suggestions on how to ...
Cristina Díaz de la Cruz +1 more
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Projekt CRO Laudato Si’: cele, działania i rezultaty społeczne
On the eve of 2020, and the fifth anniversary of the publication of the Encyclical Letter - Laudato Si’. On the care for the common home at the Catholic University of Croatia, the scientific-professional project CRO Laudato Si’ was launched.
Brgles, Miriam Mary +2 more
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Revisiting the Quest for a Just, Participatory, and Sustainable Society
Abstract The themes of justice, participation, and sustainability emerged from the 5th Assembly of the World Council of Churches in Nairobi in 1975 in the context of addressing global inequalities and promoting a more equitable society, and were brought together in the search for a “Just, Participatory and Sustainable Society.” While underlining the ...
Ernst M. Conradie
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l'economia aziendale e l'enciclica delSanto Padre Laudato si.
Vendramini, Emanuele Antonio
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Living on This Earth as in Heaven: Time and the Ecological Conversion of Eschatology
Abstract Eschatological and apocalyptic patterns of thought are today prominent in environmental discourse, across multiple disciplines and media. Yet some theologians criticise these thought patterns for their role in perpetuating and even causing the environmental degradation we now witness. This article argues that the construal of salvation and the
Gunnar Gjermundsen
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Ecological Virtues in Laudato Si’ [PDF]
Laudato Si’, Pope Francis’ recent encyclical on care for our common home, invites humanity to cultivate “ecological virtues” in order to become more responsible stewards of our imperilled common home.
Joshtrom Isaac Kureethadam +1 more
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ABSTRACT The nomenclature of the Anthropocene for this geological epoch marks in a novel way the global impact of human activity on the world. Consequently, it creatively raises the alarm bell of global environmental devastation. However, the narrative implicit in the Anthropocene presents challenges to use it as a departure point for developing an ...
Michael Le Chevallier
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Una comunità universitaria legge la Laudato si'
Il presente capitolo propone riflessioni sviluppate nell'ambito della lettura,da parte dell'Autore, dell’enciclica Laudato si’,arricchite dalla prospettiva di della condivisione con la comunita ...
Fellegara, Anna Maria
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