Contemporary Issues in Christianity: Environmental Ethics

"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth (Genesis 1: 1) God first created and cultivated the environment in which our children live, and he got light, water, land, God gave vegetation, land and marine life God is satisfied with everything he creates, then gives everything to humans, nurtures and respects him for the existence of human beings. Disagreement Some people argue that humans and the environment are human centricisms, others see the bio-centricism more widely.

Evaluate the contribution of new Christian theology to environmental ethics. Since Christian churches are diverse and different sects have various interpretations and understandings about enlightenment and scripture of the environment, it is difficult to measure the contribution of new Christian theology to environmental ethics. Like secular society, individuals and organizations are aware of the urgency of applying ethics to the environment, so it belongs to Christianity. Environmental ethics issues are important for Christians working in countries that are environmentally bad and directly related to people's poverty cycle. Sean McDonald's ecological justice theology is a challenge to the materialism of developed countries and challenges Christians to understand the direct and obvious relationship between environmental exploitation and greed.

This course is a basic introduction of environmental ethics. The important thing is that Christians need to respect the environment and follow this wonderful action. We will explore various environmental ethics methods. The sources of Christianity and Jews, in particular the Franciscan traditions and Catholic authoritative statements, are all relevant. What if a movie can light our theological imagination so that we can clarify the vision of human hope and solidarity in contradictions of the world? This course represents an interdisciplinary dialogue between systematic theology and film studies. A remarkable example of a worldwide movie noteworthy of intertwined problems of culture, class, race, gender, and ecology is open including a series of theological aspects exploring the subject of human experience It is brought into a justified dialogue.