Notes for an Ecological Reading of “The Book of Exercises”
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People in the second half of the 20th century have a very clear understanding of the ecological problems facing humanity. A spirituality such as the Ignatian one, which is attentive to reality, cannot ignore the call that ecology makes to the people of our time. In it we must seek the roots of solutions and the principles to realistically confront the ecological crisis. The great problems threatening humanity, driven by a scientific-technical and dehumanized civilization, are ecological in nature.
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