วีดีโอ

Greetings from Manafwa district in Eastern Uganda an indigenous community in the slopes of Mount Elgon. Michael Wanjuzi Makongo is my name and I am a Laudato Si Animator of Animators, Solutionary educator, farmer, climate change activist and passionate about the environment 🌳

It seems like a little play. Sometimes the sound works some times not. What goes on? We end up following throught the automatic subtitles

There is no voice!

Thank you for a great discussion!

That part about the 2nd law of thermodynamics and time (time as a measure of our being changed/warmed up by the "consuming fire") was neat, but interestingly enough the universe is not getting progressively hotter; in fact it's only getting colder and colder until it reaches a "heat death". This is the main implication of the second law of thermodynamics.

Is the Heaven, the hermeneutical end which Behr speaks of, the same as the "heaven" which Paul speaks of when he exhorts his readers to keep their minds on things above?

This is so clear! Well done. Thank you.

Thank you. What a thought-provoking lecture. It is so important to reconnect what should never have been separated. How can all of us stop more and think more, listen more - both shame and to one another, be connected to where our food comes from and sit and eat together?

Thank you for sharing this

This is so densely packed with fascinating thoughts! I'm going to have to re-listen. "To serve and to observe" really resonated with me. That missing human discussion and consensus on values has had such an impact on the earth. It's at the root of the mess we're in now.

No vegan is opposed to animals living freely on the land. You just don't have to eat them or breed them to exploit them. You can live in harmony with animals and respect their lives.

Milbank gives us a tour of modern thinkers and schools of thought in respect to the Anthropocene and the Covid19 response. Ending at the spiritual and cosmological Christianity he represents, he advocates a potentially restorative power over against bio-political power. I think he rightly puts this in the context of political theology. Human compassion and its manipulation through a bureaucratic State quickly created a surveillance state that isolated its enemies. The church never defined its position but was largely considered an enemy. It accepted its position as such and largely acquiesced without resistance.

Would it kill the audience to address him as Father or Fr. John or Fr. Behr? I mean, show some respect.

Dr Whelan refer's to a handout, is it possible to add a link to this on this channel?

Excellent. I would like to see him interact with the exitus-reditus concept in light of this view of creation

Excellent. Where can we read this paper?

I love the notion of creativity as our essential task in the context of Norman’s book.

This is brilliant and much needed philosophical metaphysical thinking from Dr Grey for those of us looking for a more robust framework for the kind of ethical action and response that is demanded by the existential crisis we find ourselves in. Thank you and God bless you in this work.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'s

Most Excellent! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐'s

It was such an honour to do my thesis about Ireneaus under Behr... And its even greater to get even more insight about it in this talk

Question? I heard an orthodox priest state that we are to listen to the apostle paul (or read him) as if he was Jesus. That is, that when paul speaks Jesus speaks. Is this correct?

What specifically constitute the Faith?

Surely this lecture could have been delivered with the intention of informing a large number of interested and bright people. Is it a poor choice of language when so few are familiar with the language being used?

Very many thanks. Am exploring how to re- ground the eucharist in the soil and bread production of the time of its origin as a necessary contribution to any discussion around ‘preparing not FOR the future’ as if it is waiting there for us to inhabit but just as a Future which is in our hands to prepare and shape. How best to reshape the Eucharist for our post agrarian world? Your talk of symbiotic relationships, legacy of Genesis culture etc - I must re-listen! Indebted to you.

thank you Carmody, the content and your delivery is as usual informative, stimulating and inspiring!

There is a little bit of feedback for the first 2 minutes or so of the video. It clears up after that for the remainder of the recording. Please do skip forward to the 2 minute mark if you need to. Thank you.

We're sorry that there were some audio issues with Professor McGrath's contribution. He is just about audible, but if you would rather skip through please go to time-stamp: 30:40. Thank you.