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Hail Marys and Healthy Planets: A Conservative Catholic Climate Catechism
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Green Tea Party explores faith's impact on environmental views, emphasizes preservation and religious connection to stewardship.
On this episode of the Green Tea Party, Katie Zakrzewski and Zach Torpie dive into the topic of faith and its impact on our views on the environment. They begin by highlighting the significance of Pope Francis' recent announcement of a follow-up document to his encyclical letter on caring for creation. They note that while Christian denominations generally agree on the importance of caring for God's creation, politics and misinformation often complicate the issue. (News Report from Fox News affiliate)
As the conversation progresses, Zach, who grew up as an Episcopalian, shares his thoughts on faith and the environment. He explains that his faith transitioned from believing in the one true God to believing in the system that has been created. He emphasizes the importance of preserving and not destroying what has been created for us, stating that if there is a God, He would not appreciate us polluting and destroying the environment. Zach believes that we should be mindful of the impact we have on the planet and the future generations who won't get to enjoy it if we don't take action.
The hosts then delve into the connection between religious beliefs and environmental stewardship, noting that for many, the motivation to protect the environment may come from a sense of moral obligation and gratitude for what we have been given. They stress the responsibility humans have as the ultimate apex predator to protect and respect the life that exists and evolves on the planet. They also highlight the importance of preserving nature for future generations to experience and enjoy.
Moving beyond religious beliefs, Katie and Zach emphasize that conserving the environment is a matter of pride, morality, and doing what is morally right. They discuss the need for a dialogue that includes everyone, as the environmental challenge affects us all. The hosts also express frustration with climate deniers and emphasize the importance of individuals taking ownership of their impact on the environment and becoming better stewards of God's creations.
In discussing the involvement of conservative politics in the climate and environmental movement, the hosts mention the practical approach of utilizing established religious institutions and communities. They highlight the role of religious leaders and documents like Laudato Si' in raising awareness and inspiring action. They also stress the importance of overcoming political barriers and recognizing the bigger picture of being good humans and taking care of the planet.
Action Steps
- If you're a person of faith, find out what your church or denomination has to say about creation care or about the environment and share that on social media.
- If they don't have a stance on this right to a leader in your church and share your thoughts with them
- Join: Citizens Climate Lobby Conservatives
- Listen: EcoRight Speaks Podcast, a project of RebulicEN
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