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Published on Nov 22, 2015
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Orthodox Ecology
"A good Christian is not permitted by conscience to destroy nature and the environment."
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Overview
Three Principles
Worship
Asceticism
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kabils
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"A good Christian is not permitted by conscience to destroy nature and the environment."
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vas vas
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On September 1, 1989 the Ecumenical Patriarch, Dimitrios, declared that each year that day, the Church New Year, should be kept as a day of the protection of the environment"
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Stuck in Customs
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So, what is our role?
Why the Environment?
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`James Wheeler
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Three Fundamental Principles
The world is good and beautiful
The world is fallen and sinful
The world is redeemed
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The world is good and beautiful
Natural world can not be separated from loving care of God
Nor the loving care of the Christian
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Jose Luis Mieza Photography
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World is fallen and sinful
Travail (Rom. 8:22)
Without freedom there would be no sin
Without freedom there would be no love
22 For we know that the whole creation dgroans and labors with birth pangs together until now.
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Ekhinos
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The world is redeemed
Nothing is intrinsically evil
everything has received the first fruits of transformation
From the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ
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rikomatic
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Beyond the shattered image - through us restoring ourselves we restore our relationship with God and His creation
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Ian W Scott
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Thine own of thine own...
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И. Максим
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Eucharist
Wheat
Wine
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Nick in exsilio
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Theophany and Blessing the Water
Water
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simply victoria
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Summary
Not Stewards but Priests
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dimitry ryzhkov
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"The creation is beautiful and harmonious, and God has made it all just for your sake. He has made it grand, varied and rich."St John Chrysostom
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Fr James Bradley
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