Ecology and Our Search for What it Means to be a Human – Part II
In times like ours, so marked by apocalyptic goings-on from climate change to climate change denial, from the failures of education, media, politics, economics and
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In times like ours, so marked by apocalyptic goings-on from climate change to climate change denial, from the failures of education, media, politics, economics and
We are meditating on what it means to be human. We are focusing on the dimension of cosmology and therefore ecology since, as Thomas Berry
We are discussing how recovering a sense of our place in the universe is part and parcel of recovering what it is to be human.
We are discussing what it means to be human. To be human is to recognize that we are part of a world that we did
We are speaking of critical consciousness as one of the “10 C’s” naming what it is to be human. Being critically minded is being truth-minded.
In my recent class on Thomas Aquinas, dedicated to the question: “What does it mean to be human?”, I introduced the class with this teaching
Our recent DM’s have treated subjects such as economics and slavery and indigenous genocide that tell us something of the shadow side of what it
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