# Mick Pope

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Race, Place, and Catastrophe

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The Climate Crisis: A Time for both Hope and Lament.

In this episode we interview climate scientist and theologian, Mick Pope. We explore the connections between God's justice, climate change and our roles as people of faith. If you've been burned by the 'other-worldliness' of church life, Mick has some fresh things to say.

2015 04 15 Ecofaith On The Air Climate Of Hope(cut short)

The second "ecofaith on the air show" with Mick Pope and Claire Dawson, authors of "A climate of hope." recorded live on 2bbb Bellingen (streams on 2bbb.net.au 9pm Wednesdays EST, Australia) Tragically the recording software crashed and we lost about half the show, but you can read all about it in…

[Mick Pope] Reigning in Christ (Romans 5:12-21) 14.10.18

Mick Pope tells us why it's better to be on team Jesus rather than team Adam.

[Mick Pope] Amos: God hates pleasure without justice (Amos 6.1-14) 20.10.19

Here, an ecoprophet interprets the prophet Amos, challenging us against complacency in the face of injustice. As Amos told Israel, justice demands that we mourn injustice, we call it out, and we proclaim judgment against it. The message to Israel and the world is that God is putting to the world t…

9. Mick Pope: Anthropocene, 11,000 scientists, bad climate ancestors, profiting from destruction, and secondary boycotts

A conversation with Dr Mick Pope, who has a PhD in Meteorology from Monash University and is completing a Masters in Theology at the University of Divinity. He is a lecturer in Meteorology at the Bureau of Meterology, Professor in Environmental Theology at Missional University, and a member of the …

A 23 stone drunk: celebrating becoming a new you on the Camino

Mick Pope wrote to me to say he was once a 23 stone drunk. He made a decision more than 20 years ago to change his mind....and change his life. He's been dry ever since. Mick has just completed his tenth Camino - walking to celebrate the ability to do so after making the right decision to get …