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World Religions Declare a Spiritual Emergency
Sacred Earth, Shared Future explores how the world’s major religions increasingly responded to the climate emergency as a moral, ethical, and spiritual crisis by 2026.
Inspired by the famous 1990 statement from Pope John Paul II that “the ecological crisis is first and foremost a crisis of morality,” this episode investigates how Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Sikhism, Taoism, Shinto, the Baháʼí Faith, Indigenous spiritualities, and other traditions reframed environmental destruction as a deeper civilizational challenge.
The episode examines:
This is not only a story about climate science — it is also a story about ethics, spirituality, responsibility, and humanity’s relationship with the Earth itself.
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By Luka JagorSacred Earth, Shared Future explores how the world’s major religions increasingly responded to the climate emergency as a moral, ethical, and spiritual crisis by 2026.
Inspired by the famous 1990 statement from Pope John Paul II that “the ecological crisis is first and foremost a crisis of morality,” this episode investigates how Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Sikhism, Taoism, Shinto, the Baháʼí Faith, Indigenous spiritualities, and other traditions reframed environmental destruction as a deeper civilizational challenge.
The episode examines:
This is not only a story about climate science — it is also a story about ethics, spirituality, responsibility, and humanity’s relationship with the Earth itself.
Read more