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Grace in Intra-action
2017
Overview
In August 2014 an op-ed on faith and climate change appeared in theNew York Times. Frustrated with the prevalent antagonism between science and faith in climate change literature, Kristin Dombek describes a bridge she has constructed between her old Christian beliefs and her current climate concerns. Christianity—specifically the Lutheran-Reformed Heidelberg Catechism—taught her, she explains, how to “belong, body and soul,” to something bigger than herself. She compares overlapping journeys—one, toward a new faith in Darwin, the other, toward a way to cope with paralyzing, climate change–induced anxiety—to learning to float in the ocean. Just
