Michael Northcott

Michael Northcott, a Professor of Religion and Ecology, offers fascinating insights into the intersections of theology and environmental activism. He discusses how his working-class background has shaped his views, particularly critiquing systematic theology's disconnect from lived experiences. Northcott explores the significance of agency in ecology, questioning humanity’s control over nature. He also delves into the implications of different Eucharistic practices and advocates for a reconnection with community and creation as essential for both faith and ecological well-being.