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faith and ecology: collected works

7/16/2018

"Compelled to Respond," with James Allison, originally published in Presbyterian Outlook, June 14, 2018.

"Our Climate Salvation Will Be Collective," with Aric Clark, originally published in Sojourners, April 25, 2017.

"Don't Let the Rocks Cry Out in Your Place," with Aric Clark, originally published in Justice Unbound, October 27, 2016.

"Divestment: Loving Creation and Each Other With Our Whole Selves," originally published in Justice Unbound, June 24, 2016.

"Fossil Fuel Divestment: Strengthening Our Response to An Urgent Crisis," with Colleen Earp, originally published in Justice Unbound, June 8, 2016.

"Dressing for A Funeral," with Aric Clark, originally published on Sojourners, March 2, 2015.

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Responding to the climate crisis is an act of faith. If we are to survive, as humans and as Christians, that act of faith is necessary. What the story of the rich man coming to Jesus reminds us is that it is not enough to know the law or to know that we are called by faith to care for creation and for each other. We must act in love and in faith — even when that act feels like a sacrifice.

Now is our moment—now is our time to give up the things that we people of wealth think we must have in order for all people, especially people without wealth, to have things that they really must have (arable land, breathable air, drinkable water). Our choices affect others because we are connected on this beautiful creation, planted here by our Loving Creator.

originally posted at Unbound.

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