The Intersection of Environmental Crisis, Moral Theology, and Modern Values

This chapter discusses the environmental crisis and its connection to the desacralization of the natural order, leading to exploitation, along with the theological aspect of being good and the necessity of ontological transformation. It critiques modern moral theology, focusing on constructing moral theological arguments as a Catholic on issues like abortion, highlighting the importance of showcasing the beauty and coherence of the Catholic perspective amidst secular banality.