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Science and "Laudato si" on the paradigm shift towards sustainable development

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Author(s)
Gassner, Franz
Keywords
sustainable development
sustainability research
GE Subjects
Ethics of global commons
Roman Catholic

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/3863535
Online Access
https://mrijournal.riccimac.org/index.php/en/issues-2/issue-2/42-3-science-and-laudato-si-on-the-paradigmshifttowards-sustainable-development
Abstract
For sustainability researchers and global policy makers it is lucid clear that a radical turnaround of modern societies is needed to approach sustainable development paths. Pope Francis takes his stand on a basic paradigm shift in his Encyclical Letter Laudato Si’: Care for our Common Home (2015). He calls for a radical shift of mindsets and ecological and cultural conversion which are needed for sustainability and a life in dignity for all. The author compares aspects from sustainability research and Laudato Si’ and shows how science and Francis spiritual-theological take converge. Both call for the need of new mindsets and spiritual resources to nourish just life-styles and sustainable societies.
Date
2018
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Article
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Macau Ricci Institute
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