Pope Warns world on Climate Change.

errol43

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I wonder if he instructs the financial arm of the Vatican to sell the shares in oil,gas and coal?

Regards Errol 43
 
I could actually see how the IPCC and the church could team up on this. Both are guardians of secret knowledge and both gain power and wealth by telling the commoners what to do.
 
Well, the Council on Foreign Relations have, after criticising Abbott for not following policy, released a "helpful" article on how to interpret the Pope's latest "religious teaching" in "environmental activism".

How to Read Pope Francis on the Environment

Interviewee: Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim, co-directors, The Forum on Religion and Ecology at Yale University
Interviewer: Robert McMahon, Editor
June 18, 2015

The new encyclical from Pope Francis about the environment, Laudato Si, sharply criticizes man-made abuses of the environment and lays out the church's most detailed case for urgent moves to mitigate climate change. The encyclical, a long, formal letter that conveys the pope's teachings, is both a call to action on the global stage and new guidance for how Catholics should regard ecology, say Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim of Yale University's Forum on Religion and Ecology, in a written Q&A. "While discussions about social justice have been robust in Catholic and Christian contexts, this encyclical marks the first time social and environmental concerns are brought together," write Tucker and Grim.

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The Vatican says this is a religious rather than a political document but isn't it intended as a call to environmental activism?

The encyclical is a call to environmental activism as well as a religious statement that reaches across simply Catholic doctrinal boundaries.

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What happens next in guidance for Catholics? Will there be more consistent appeals for environmental awareness from church pulpits? A greater move toward using alternative energies?

One option is the introduction of new waves of "retrieval," "reevaluation," and "reconstruction" within religious traditions broadly considered. For example, in Catholic seminaries will the curriculum for the training of priests actually be affected? Will Catholic priests learn how to think theologically about integral ecology and Catholic doctrines?

If seminaries and Catholic education undertake these curricular considerations it will mean a resurgence of attention to human-earth interactions in scripture, commentaries (theology), and church history. This is what we call "retrieval." The act of reflecting on its implications for the present is "reevaluation"a dialogue across all the positions, schools, factions within a religion. Finally, if insight emerges that indeed we are connected and interdependent with the abiotic and biotic systems of the planet, religions need to "reconstruct" themselves so that values of flourishing life are apparent in rituals, teachings, trainings, and actions.

...etc.

Read more: http://www.cfr.org/holy-seevatican/read-pope-francis-environment/p36665
 
Agnostic said:
New thread required - "What if the Pope is a lie"
Conspiracy theory - What if Tony Abbott is a windmill?

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Agnostic said:
New thread required - "What if the Pope is a lie"



Can't be because the Pope is God's representative on Earth. Unless God does not exist. ;)






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JulieW said:
Agnostic said:

Very interesting. I'd like to also see an article proving that Jesus existed if there's any archaeological or historical research for same.




Watch ZEITGEIST: THE MOVIE at the 6:25 minute mark to see just how many past historical mythological people shared the same exact details as Jesus as Horus -




[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTbIu8Zeqp0[/youtube]
 
The Pope seems to have a lot to say about things of which he has no knowledge, understanding. I can't think of anyone less qualified to have an opinion on climate, marriage, sex or child care. Or morality for that matter.
 
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