God and global warming: Religion and science unite on climate change

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Frohlich, a member of the Religious of the Sacred Heart, and fellow professor Dawn M. Nothwehr, a Franciscan sister, recently completed the course they taught on the ethical and spiritual dimensions of global climate change.

Both had previously, separately taught on environmental issues at Chicago’s Catholic Theological Union.

The joint class emerged from both sisters’ long-standing concerns about the human role in global warming, Nothwehr said.

“I think we were both convinced early on that the science was right,” she said.

In the accompanying video, one of the sisters suggests that we should believe in the "ICPP" [sic] science.