AgroTheology: Reconnecting Faith with the Soil
Brighton Katabaro
Academy of International Ecumenism, University of Hamburg
Our Mother is Crying: Climate Change as a Theological Crisis
Brighton Katabaro Academy for International Ecumenism, University of Hamburg Introduction Climate change has emerged as one of the most urgent challenges confronting humanity in the twenty-first century. A broad scientific consensus confirms that rising global temperatures, accelerating biodiversity loss, extreme weather events, and widespread ecological degradation increasingly threaten the foundations of life on Earth. Yet despite the abundance of empirical evidence, political responses remain fragmented, delayed, and largely insufficient to address the scale of the crisis. Christian theology cannot treat climate change as a marginal ethical concern or a secondary social issue. Rather, it must be recognized as a theological crisis—one that exposes deeply fractured relationships between humanity and God, between humanity and the Earth, and among human communities themselves. As Kristina Kühnbaum-Schmidt, Bishop and Representative of the Evangel...
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