How does a authentic Catholic theology of creation offer a deeper, more complete vision for caring for the Earth than secular environmentalism? On Driving Home the Faith, host Dr. Ken Craycraft welcomes Dr. Matthew Ramage, professor of theology at Benedictine College, to discuss his book Cosmic Covenant: A Catholic Theology of Creation (Word on Fire Academic).
Dr. Ramage contrasts secular environmental movements with the Catholic Church's holistic vision, emphasizing that true ecology requires a proper moral anthropology. Drawing from scripture, the Church Fathers, and recent pontiffs, he explains Pope Francis's concept of "situated anthropocentrism"—recognizing the unique, inalienable dignity of the human person while honoring the intrinsic goodness of all created life. Dr. Ramage also breaks down the biblical concept of a "cosmic covenant," showing how human dominion is meant to be exercised through loving stewardship, family-like care, and authentic Christian responsibility. Stream now to listen!
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