You can't separate the science from the lived experience and you can't separate the theology from the science. They're all intertwined.
 
This is a conversation about environmental justice, activism, historical oppression, spirituality, and how you can't talk about one of these things without talking about the others. Gregory Simpson is a scientist, pastor, theologian, (STEM) consultant, and friend of the Spirituality and Sustainability Global Network.&nbsp;
 
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Camden Leigh — The Big Impact of Shopping Small

The root of the problem in the sustainability crisis is a loss of the sacred. Through conversations with scientists, theologians, scholars, and thought-leaders, Make It Sacred explores the intersectionality of spirituality and sustainability and why this intersection is critical at our existential societal tipping point. 

Without spiritual grounding, we won’t have a commitment or political will to create hope for sustainability. 

Co-creation always starts with a conversation. And what are we co-creating? A spirituality-grounded passion comes from a sacred understanding of humanity and the ea