Theology and Ecology in Dialogue

Challenging traditional perspectives, this book explores the intersection of theology and ecology amid the climate crisis. It invites readers to reconsider fundamental concepts such as identity, the nature of the Spirit, and the role of liturgy in a changing world. By asserting that climate change transcends scientific and political discourse, it positions religious thought as essential in addressing this pressing global issue. This insightful work appeals to a diverse audience, including activists, policymakers, educators, priests, and theologians.