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Introduction: Reading the Catholic Theological Tradition through an Ecological Lens
1. Valuing the Goodness of Creation
2. Appreciating the Beauty of Creation
3. Reverencing the Sacramental Universe
4. Respecting Creation's Praise for God
5. Cooperating within the Integrity of Creation
6. Acknowledging Kinship and Practicing Companionship 7. Using Creation with Gratitude and Restraint
8. Living Virtuously within the Earth Community
9. Loving Earth
10. Modeling the Human in an Age of Ecological Degradation
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Janice Eldridge
reviewed Theological Foundations for Environmental Ethics: Reconstructing Patristic and Medieval Concepts on August 07, 2018 Theological Foundations for Environmental Ethics: Reconstructing Patristic and Medieval Concepts
I was a little excited to see this book at the library. I have been getting more and more into Barth, even though I'm Catholic and he is quite polemical against the RCC (in sincere, theological opposition, I think.) Here, Kung says exactly what I feel had been at the back of my mind, but could never articulate myself.
What made things tedious for me were the copious amount of quotes. One-third of the book, maybe...? Running through those citations made for a slow, jumpy read.
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