Tag: Religion, Ecology, and Ethics
The article frames theology as a response to climate emergency
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in TheologyDevelops integral eco-theology integrating COP30 outcomes and Earth Charter+25 renewal through Pope Francis’s ecology and Wilber’s AQAL framework, positioning degrowth and rewilding as ecodomy.
Orthodox theologians link animal care to creation care
Metropolitan John of Pergamon and Kallistos of Diokleia reframe Orthodox theology to affirm animals’ intrinsic worth and eschatological inclusion, challenging anthropocentric traditions.
Microplastic pollution is framed as an ethical, legal, and theological crisis
Interdisciplinary analysis of microplastic ocean pollution integrating eco-theology, psychology, and legal frameworks from Orthodox Christian and South African perspectives.
Triguna framework linked to ethical evolution and planetary harmony
Explore the Triguna framework from Bhagavad Gita as a tool for understanding human psychology, behavior, and global crises. Discover how sattva, rajas, and tamas guide ethical evolution and.
Ming–Qing morality books linked animal ethics to karmic justice
Explore how Ming-Qing Chinese morality books integrated animal ethics, karma, and merit-demerit ledgers into a unified system of moral accountability and ecological consciousness.
Catholic social teaching is applied to climate change and nursing
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in TheologyArticle explores Catholic Christian responses to climate change through papal encyclicals Laudato Si and Laudato Deum, examining moral justice teachings for nurses of faith.
