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In this conversation, Katherine Bennett, Gavin Ashenden, and Sebastian Morello explore the intricate relationship between Catholicism and hunting, discussing the moral implications, stewardship of creation, and the importance of tradition in understanding our role in the world. They delve into the ethical considerations of hunting, the unintended consequences of modern policies, and the need for a deeper moral conversation within the Church regarding these issues. The discussion emphasizes the significance of a sacramental view of reality and the necessity of reconnecting with our liturgical heritage to better understand our relationship with nature and God. In this conversation, the speakers explore the themes of spirituality, tradition, and the unique cultural landscape of England. They discuss the significance of the incarnation in relation to creation, the sacramental nature of hunting, and the rich heritage of English folk traditions. The dialogue also touches on the importance of the discipleship of nations, the re-enchantment of society, and the role of language in shaping meaning. Practical steps towards reclaiming tradition and fostering a deeper connection to cultural identity are emphasized throughout the discussion.
takeaways
Hunting can foster a moral relationship with nature.
The Church's teachings on stewardship need to evolve.
Understanding the telos of creation is essential.
Ethical hunting can contribute to conservation efforts.
Modern policies can have unintended consequences for wildlife.
A sacramental view of reality is crucial for understanding our place in creation.
Tradition plays a vital role in our understanding of morality.
The disconnect between urban life and nature is problematic.
Catholicism should reclaim its identity as a mystery religion.
A moral conversation about hunting is necessary for the Church. The incarnation represents the unity of heaven and earth.
Hunting can be a sacramental act that connects us to creation.
Cultural traditions in hunting reflect a deep spirituality.
English folk traditions are rich and worth preserving.
England's unique history contributes to its spiritual landscape.
The discipleship of nations is essential for Catholic identity.
Re-enchantment involves reclaiming traditional practices.
Language shapes our understanding of reality and tradition.
Practical steps can help individuals reconnect with their heritage.
Community and participation are vital in fostering cultural identity.
titles
The Moral Landscape of Hunting and Catholicism
Stewardship and the Ethics of Hunting
Reconnecting with Nature: A Catholic Perspective
The Unintended Consequences of Modern Policies
Hunting: A Complex Moral Relationship
Tradition and the Telos of Creation
The Role of the Church in Environmental Stewardship
Understanding Hunting Through a Catholic Lens
Sound Bites
"The connection between hunting and conservation is deep."
"We oscillate between two errors in stewardship."
"Hunting can be ethical or unethical."
"Hunting is a moral relationship with our quarry."
"We need to develop a moral conversation about hunting."
"The relationship with the environment is crucial."
"The Church has conceded territory to modernity."
"We must retrieve our liturgical inheritance."
"Catholicism is a mystery religion baptized."
"We need to understand the telos of creation."
"That's why the sky is blue."
"Redeemed, no better, better redeemed, much better."
"The English folk musical tradition is extremely rich."
"We have something very special."
"We gather around him as corporate persons."
"These are huge things."
Chapters
00:00
Introduction and Guest Introduction
02:09
Exploring the Connection Between Catholicism and Hunting
09:23
The Moral Implications of Hunting
16:51
The Bigger Picture: Stewardship and Creation
20:54
The Relationship Between Urbanization and Nature
28:09
Unintended Consequences of Policy Changes
39:16
The Role of Tradition in Understanding Reality
47:56
The Incarnation and Creation's Unity
48:50
Hunting as a Sacramental Act
52:55
Cultural Traditions and Spirituality in Hunting
56:00
The Richness of English Folk Traditions
01:00:02
The Unique Spiritual Landscape of England
01:05:09
The Discipleship of Nations
01:09:02
Re-enchantment and Spiritual Warfare
01:11:56
Language, Tradition, and Meaning