Ecological Sin: Rupture of RelationshipsForeword by Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew Ecology and Justice Series The ecological crisis results at a deeper level from the rupture of the primal relationships that weave and sustain human existence. This book frames and explicates the concept of ecological sin as the rupture of fundamental relationships with the Creator, among ourselves, and with the rest of the community of creation. The first part of the book offers a relational understanding

and a pastor's heart

Offers new insights on Christian relations with the followers of other religious traditions

incorporating approximately fifteen essays drawn from presentations given at the spring 2022 conference at the University of Detroit-Mercy in Detroit

On Your Mark

Community to Interiority

but to general readers as well

I think Rafael Luciani’s book meets both of these conditions: we have here a contribution which helps clarify a theological and pastoral reflection that has grown up under the skies of Argentina

Nothing less than enlisting the commitment of the world's religions on the task of saving our common home will do

"A sweeping

and each other

and self-discovery as the key to the religious life

“Though Baldwin died almost fifty years ago