Our Impact on the Environment
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Objective
I can discuss the reasons behind environmental problems and propose solutions based on Christian values like justice and compassion.
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Warm-up video
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Part 2 of 3
Practice
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According to Pope Francis, what is happening to our "common home," the Earth, and what are some of the main causes mentioned in the video?
The video mentions that the Earth is a gift from God. How does this idea connect with the Christian value of responsibility towards the environment?
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“According to the video, what are some reasons why the Earth is being "hurt and mistreated"? Choose one of these reasons and explain how it goes against Christian values. The video mentions that climate change affects the poorest communities the most. How does this relate to the Christian value of justice, and what is one solution you can propose based on this value? Pope Francis calls for an "Eco conversion." What does this mean, and what is one practical action you can take in your daily life, inspired by Christian compassion, to contribute to this conversion?”
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