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Machine generated contents note:pt. ONECatholic Social Teaching --1.Turning Over the Right Rocks: Finding Legacies of Catholic Environmentalism /Christopher Hamlin --2.Ecology, Justice, and Peace: The Perspective of a Global Church /K.A. Turkson --3.Catholic Social Teaching and Ecology: Promise and Limits /Celia Deane-Drummond --4.From Assisi to Buenos Aires: The Cry of the Poor and the Cry of the Planet /Michael A. Perry --pt. TWOCry of the Earth --5.Extractive Industries, Destructive Industries: The Case of Honduras -- A Fragile Country and Devastated Ecology /Bishop Luis Alfonso Santos Villeda --6.Pan Amazon, Extractive Industries, and the Church /Peter Hughes --7.Planetary Boundaries: Africa's Vulnerabilities and Resilience /Peter Knox --pt. THREETheology --8.Fragile Earth, Fragile Africa: An African Eco-theology for Human and Cosmic Flourishing /Stan Chu Ilo --9.Between Exile and the New Jerusalem: Prophetic Mourning, Lament, and the Ecological Crisis /Daniel P. Castillo --9.Poor: An Endangered Species? /German Mahecha Clavijo --pt. FOUREthics --11.Fragile Ecosystems and the Pressures of Anthropogenia: Recovering a Theo-ethic of Relationality in Our Common Home /Edward Obi --12.Becoming Stewards of Creation: Ecological Virtue Ethics from the Perspective of Otherness /Rolando A. Tuazon --13.Christian Christmas Consumption: Ethical Considerations of the Environmental and Social Impacts of Holiday Spending /Christie Klimas --pt. FIVEPastoral Resources --14.Rooting the Church in African Soil and the Bethany Land Institute: A Theological Experiment /Emmanuel Katongole --15.Religious and Cultural Beliefs Related to Disaster Risk Reduction: The Case of Super Typhoon Haiyan /Agnes M. Brazal --16.Nurturing Communities, Sustaining Fragile Ecologies /Randy J.C. Odchigue --pt. SIXEschatology --17.Ecology and the Apocalypse /Daniel F. Pilario --18.Political Theology for Earthlings: Christian Messianism and the Ecological Ruins of Global Corporate Capitalism /Michael S. Northcott --19.Eschatological Perspective on Our Hope for a Sustainable World /Reynaldo D. Raluto.

Freedom and unfreedom -- Detachment and attachment -- The global and the local -- Scarcity and abundance

Cavanaugh challenges conventional wisdom by examining how the twin categories of religion and the secular are constructed. He examines how timeless and transcultural categories of 'religion and 'the secular' are used in arguments that religion causes violence