CORE 3000

Environmental Theology

Seton Hall University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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The Abrahamic religious traditions as well as Asian and Indigenous religious traditions understand nature as a window onto the Sacred or Divine. Taking a broad and comparative approach to the word “theology”, and the insights gleaned therefrom, will be drawn upon as way of theologically addressing the challenges of climate change, and the role human beings play, both for better and for worse, in the current ecological crisis we all face.

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