142 KB36 KB200520212006Sorč, Cirilštevilka:3/4str. 7-22ISSN:1408-8363COBISSID:32901730URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-9BIK1GAXslUniverza na PrimorskemStati inu obstatikatoliška teologijapnevmatološka ekologijaprotestantska teologijaPnevmatološka ekologija| Jürgenu Moltmannu za njegov 80. življenjski jubilej| naloga katoliške in protestantske teologije|Pneumatological ecology: The task of the Protestant and Roman Catholic theology. Ecology is not merely a technical and environmental problem, but a matter of our survival. The environmental crisis is consequently a crisis of humanity. It is therefore also an existential, ethical and, ultimately, theological problem. Thus, it is also a problem for all Christians (ecumenical) and for all religions (interreligious). According to the words of Ernst Ulrich von Weizsäcker, the 20th Century homo oeconomicus has to become a homo oecologicus in the 215 Century. Thereby pneumatological ecology has an important place. All Christians are "obliged" to it: Protestants, Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox. Thus it is an eminent ecumenical field of mutual cooperation. In considering the criteria for such a life within the creation, which suites the Holy Spirit and thus the nature of creation itself, we should pay attention to the following: Creation, nature and, above all, humanity, receive their being from the life-giving Spirit of God and are thus always directed towards him. In this article I wish to show some important elements or topics of the theology mentioned above, which presents thee creation to us in a crucial perspective: The Spirit as creator; the Spirit as sustainer; the Spirit as the dynamic power of the creation who invites us to cooperate; the Spirit as an ally to life, a warrant of the creation's future; and, a Trinitarian principle of pneumatological ecologyTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaSlovensko protestantsko društvo Primož Trubar