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Author(s)
Weiler, Birgit
Keywords
Earth
paradigm
God
Ecology
dualism
GE Subjects
Religious ethics
Spirituality and ethics
Bioethics
Environmental ethics
Dogmatics

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/216355
Abstract
"A significant contribution of deep ecology to our process within the Congregation is the importance for us to cultivate the capacity of contemplation as an integral part of our ecological commitment. Contemplation helps us to appreciate the long Earth history, to experience awe in view of the beauty and great biodiversity of the Earth and in view of Earth’s whole evolution process since its beginnings until now. A sense of wonder and awe leads us to appreciate, love and care for the Earth with much gratitude. In the contemplation of the other living beings and of this marvelous work which is our planet, we experience liberation from a merely utilitarian way of looking at the Earth which only defines whether something is useful for the human beings, liberation from a way of looking at the other living beings that cannot perceive their own intrinsic value independent from their usefulness for the human beings."
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2014
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Article
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