An Admission
by…much of what has gone wrong with the world is the result of education that alienates us from life in the name of human…
Editorial
Earth in Common
byThe Earth is what we all have in common. -Wendell Berry / How will you share our common space today?
Roundup for January 31
byWeekly roundup from the web. Star gazing, Holy Harvests, rare foxes, and Orthodox ecology.
A Biotic Community
byA thing is right when it tends to preserve the integrity, stability, and beauty of the biotic community. It is wrong when it tends otherwise…
Pope Francis to Address Climate Change in 2015
byPope Francis has become something of a media darling since his arrival in Rome, with the media hanging on his every word and making…
Great Art
byDo you think great art can change how people think, live, and act? We do. Support great environmental art and writing and we can…
The Aggregate for December 6
byFood power, young farmers, & 100 years of John Muir all featured in this week’s Aggregate.
God’s Own Cathedrals
byThe outdoors is a place where I have always found solace, a deep awareness of God’s nearness, and a stronger sense of my connectedness to the land, the elements, and other life forms that share this planet with humanity.
Giving Tuesday Challenge
byThis #GivingTuesday our goal is 100 donors. You can give at any level and support EcoTheo. The EcoTheo Review is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation that relies on your donations to grow our work. We want to be the best, most beautiful, most accessible resource for you and your community to engage your faith with ecology.
Psalm of Thanksgiving
byGive thanks to the Lord because he is good. God’s faithful love lasts forever! Psalm 136:1-9