The Important of Eco-Interreligious Praxis for Caring the Earth

Aloys Budi Purnomo¹

Section:Research Paper, Product Type: Journal-Paper
Vol.6 , Issue.1 , pp.12-16, Jan-2020

Online published on Jan 31, 2020

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Abstract :
Indonesia is the largest Muslim-populated country in the world marked by the diversity of religions and beliefs. Indonesia is also unique in facing environmental problems. Some of the interreligious figures in Central Java are involved in the movement of preserving the integrity of creation and environmental sustainability. In this condition, interreligious networking is required. This is what called eco-interreligious praxis. All religions and beliefs are challenged to engage in a joint movement overcoming the ecological crisis. This study is a reflection of a multidisciplinary synergistic between contextual theology, environmental science, and interreligious dialogue praxis. This research is conducted by an interpretive multidisciplinary synergistic method to examine the experience based on the encyclical Laudato Si’. The result inspires anyone and anywhere to take care of the Earth, our common home in an eco-interreligious praxis.

Key-Words / Index Term :
Contextual theology, Ecological crisis, Eco-interreligious praxis, Environmental science, Interreligious network

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