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A call to protect our planet and all who live on it, emphasizing the need for global dialogue and unified action in the face of environmental destruction

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main message of Pope Francis’ encyclical "Laudato Si"

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What does "Laudato Si" mean

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Praise be to you

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Which text is the title "Laudato Si" taken from?

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The "Canticle of the Creatures" by St. Francis of Assisi

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• 1) Care for our common home

• 2) Everything is connected

• 3) The cry of the earth and the cry of the poor

• 4) Reject the throwaway culture

• 5) Embrace a new lifestyle

• 6) Integrate science and religion

• 7) Promote global dialogue and action.

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Seven key points outlined in "Laudato Si"

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this gave humans dominion over nature, leading to a focus on technological advancement and science, often disregarding moral considerations.

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The Industrial Revolution

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• places humans at the center, viewing nature primarily as a tool for human use and prioritizing human needs over ecological considerations.

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Anthropocentric model

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• refers to the human disconnect from nature, driven by thoughtlessness and the over-reliance on technology.

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The "Crisis of Homelessness"

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Dwellers = ...?

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• Responsibility

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According to Heidegger, it turns nature into a “gigantic gasoline station,” reducing it to a resource for industry and human convenience.

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Modern technology

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Motivated by desires of dominion.

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Calculative thinking