Faith, Ecology, and Economic Justice with Joerg Rieger and Terra Rowe

In this episode of Religion and Justice, Gabby and George welcome Terra and Joerg, co-editors of Liberating People, Planet, and Religion: Intersections of Ecology, Economics, and Christianity. Their groundbreaking work explores how faith communities can confront ecological devastation and economic inequality, offering a powerful call to action for justice and sustainability.

Join us as we dive into the origins of their book, the pressing questions it tackles, and the ways religious traditions can inspire transformative change. Whether you’re an activist, scholar, or someone seeking to bridge faith with social justice, this conversation will leave you with fresh insights and renewed purpose.

Listen in, reflect, and take action—because justice, faith, and the future of our planet are deeply connected.

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