I.
TECHNOLOGY:CREATIVITYANDPOWER [102-105]
II.
THEGLOBALIZATIONOFTHETECHNOCRATICPARADIGM [106-114]
III.
THECRISISANDEFFECTSOFMODERNANTHROPOCENTRISM [115-136]
Practical relativism [122-123]
Theneed toprotect employment [124-129]
Newbiological technologies [130-136]
CHAPTERFOUR
INTEGRALECOLOGY [137-162]
I.
ENVIRONMENTAL, ECONOMICANDSOCIALECOLOGY [138-142]
II.
CULTURALECOLOGY [143-146]
III.
ECOLOGYOF DAILYLIFE [147-155]
IV.
THEPRINCIPLEOFTHECOMMONGOOD [156-158]
V.
JUSTICEBETWEENTHEGENERATIONS [159-162]
CHAPTERFIVE
LINESOFAPPROACHANDACTION [163-201]
I.
DIALOGUEONTHEENVIRONMENT
INTHE INTERNATIONALCOMMUNITY [164-175]
II.
DIALOGUEFORNEWNATIONALANDLOCALPOLICIES [176-181]
III.
DIALOGUEANDTRANSPARENCY INDECISION-MAKING [182-188]
IV.
POLITICSANDECONOMY INDIALOGUEFORHUMANFULFILMENT [189-198]
V.
RELIGIONS INDIALOGUEWITHSCIENCE [199-201]
CHAPTERSIX
ECOLOGICALEDUCATIONANDSPIRITUALITY [202-246]
I.
TOWARDSANEWLIFESTYLE [203-208]
II.
EDUCATING FOR THE COVENANT BETWEEN HUMANITY AND THE
ENVIRONMENT [209-215]
III.
ECOLOGICALCONVERSION [216-221]
IV.
JOYANDPEACE [222-227]
V.
CIVICANDPOLITICALLOVE [228-232]
VI.
SACRAMENTALSIGNSANDTHECELEBRATIONOFREST [233-237]
VII. THETRINITYANDTHERELATIONSHIPBETWEENCREATURES [238-240]
VIII. QUEENOFALLCREATION [241-242]
IX.
BEYONDTHESUN [243-246]
A prayer for our earth
AChristianprayer in unionwith creation
