

Matthew Ramage and Larry Chapp discuss integral ecology and Joseph Ratzinger
Jul 5, 2024
Matthew Ramage and Larry Chapp discuss integral ecology, ethics, and theology, emphasizing the interconnectedness of humans and nature. They touch on topics like aligning actions with beliefs, engaging with local environments, sustainability of food choices, and the ethical considerations in consuming products.
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Integral Ecology's Holistic Vision
- Integral ecology requires a holistic care for both the environment and vulnerable humans, including the unborn.
- We are inseparably integrated within nature, reflecting a covenantal bond with all creation.
Evolution and Theology Connect
- Evolutionary theory emphasizes relationality and interconnectedness, not mere materialism.
- This complements Ratzinger's theology, fitting God's gradual revelation in creation.
Creation Covenant Deeply Embedded
- Scripture reveals a covenant not only with humans but all creation, including every living creature.
- This covenantal relationship is embedded by God's nature and creation itself.