Laudato Si Review

Francis argues that the _____________ is a common good, considering how “it is a complex system linked t

Francis points to a misguided Christian anthropocentrism as the cause of the conflict between humans and the world.

Technological advancements can help humanity to clearly see the networks of relations & allows us to solve problems

As described in Chapter 3, what is NOT included as an example of a beneficial result of “technoscience”?

Francis argues that God gave the earth to all humans for their sustenance, without excluding or favoring anyone.

According to Francis, who has greater exposure to atmospheric pollutants that cause a broad spectrum of health hazards?

“For them, land is not a commodity but rather a gift from God and from their ancestors who rest there" - who is "them"?

In Chapter 4, Francis argues that the quality of life in most major cities has much to do with:

Toward the end of Chapter 3, Pope Francis turns his attention toward which essential element of humanity?

In Laudato Si, Pope Francis only uses stories from Genesis as theological evidence for his argument.

Because humans are made in God’s image, all other created beings were made to serve the purposes of humans

The continued acceleration of changes affecting humanity and the planet & a more intensified pace of life and work

Which Biblical story shows disregard for the duty to cultivate and maintain a proper relationship with one’s neighbor?

Of the particular issues discussed in Chapter 1, which is one that Francis does not consider?

Finish the quote from Chapter 3: “There is a tendency to believe that every increase in power means…