Tom HoopesIn the international journal Communio, Matthew Ramage cites thinkers from Cyril of Jerusalem to Fulton Sheen so see God’s deepest truth in the environment.
Tag: Center for Integral Ecology
I knew Catholics were free to believe in evolution or not, but it still felt like caving and pretending it didn’t matter. Dr. Matthew Ramage changed that for me.
Benedictine College Editorial StaffThe Center for Eco-Stewardship at Benedictine College hosted the author and scholar who described for an audience of 1,000 what Church teaching uniquely brings to ecology.
Andrew SwaffordAccepting the intrinsic value of nature should lead you to accept the intrinsic value of human nature.
Careful observation of creation converted noted atheist Anthony Flew; we need contemplative knowledge, not power knowledge, of creation.
Ultimately only awe and gratitude for truth, beauty and goodness, will change hearts and save the planet.
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