Ecological Education In Laudato Si’

Joshtrom Isaac Kureethadam

doi:10.21852/sem.2016.4.07

Opublikowane: 2022-12-05

Tom 37 Nr 4 (2016)

Edukacja ekologiczna w Laudato Si’

Joshtrom Isaac Kureethadam

Seminare. Poszukiwania naukowe

Dział: Z problematyki filozoficznej

https://doi.org/10.21852/sem.2016.4.07

Abstrakt

Wydana ostatnio encyklika papieża Franciszka Laudato si’ poświęcona trosce o wspólny dom ludzkości, przypomina, że edukacja ekologiczna jest kluczową sprawą, aby ludzie stali się odpowiedzialnymi włodarzami planety. W obliczu współczesnego kryzysu ekologicznego, zauważa się potrzebę głębokiej osobistej przemiany i radykalnego odnowienia stylu życia. Tutaj rola edukacji jest nieoceniona. Papież Franciszek wzywa do edukacji ekologicznej zdolnej ustanowić nowe przymierze między ludzkością a światem natury. Według Papieża, człowiek potrzebuje holistycznej edukacji, która może przywrócić harmonię z naturą, z bliźnimi i z Transcendencją. Papież mówi także o całej gamie środowisk, w których wychowuje się do ekologicznego obywatelstwa: szkoły, rodziny, media, katecheza, domy formacji religijnej itp. Edukacja w kierunku ekologicznego obywatelstwa jest potrzebą chwili w tym kluczowym momencie zagrożenia planety.

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edukacja ekologiczna, kryzys ekologiczny, ekologiczne obywatelstwo, włodarzowanie, Laudato Si’

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Kureethadam, J. I. (2022). Edukacja ekologiczna w Laudato Si’ . Seminare. Poszukiwania Naukowe, 37(4), 83–96. https://doi.org/10.21852/sem.2016.4.07

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