The Ontological Root of the Environmental Crisis. The Magisterium of the Holy Patriarch Bartholomew
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Ontology
Orthodox Theology
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew
Environmental Crisis
Environmental Cosmology

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Cárdenas Támara, F. (2017). The Ontological Root of the Environmental Crisis. The Magisterium of the Holy Patriarch Bartholomew. Theologica Xaveriana, 67(183). https://doi.org/10.11144/javeriana.tx67-183.rocams
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Abstract

Based on the environmental thought of the Patriarch of Constantinople, we study the importance of considering the environmental issues and crisis in the light of a conceptualization that emphasizes the significance of the ontological argument, as a key category of meaning for environmental thought. The Patriarch Bartholomew has developed a rich environmental argument related with the theological, spiritual and religious foundations of Christianity. A rich environmental argumentation and deep meanings provided by Orthodox Theology in understanding the causes and solutions of moderm environmental issues stand out as the result of this research.

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