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Moral evaluation of the goals and action of today’s climate protection groups. This study traces the evolution of contemporary climate protection movements, delineating their objectives and methodologies. Through a moral lens, I scrutinise the alignment between their ends and the means employed. The concluding remarks acknowledge the commendable aspirations of these collectives towards global climate preservation. However, it is highlighted that the tactics they resort to often veer towards counterproductive outcomes.

The spiritual atmosphere can be pure and impure, life nourishing or stifling. The physical atmosphere can also be pure or polluted, life nourishing or stifling. In this context pure air means the abundance of man’s physical living conditions, the pureness and the absence of harm in the whole ecological system, ensuring man’s living space. It also means the balance, which has to exist between the food- and energy resources of our planet for the daily needs of its 7 billion inhabitants. There is a highly tense struggle going on for clean air, habitable earth in ecological as well as economic aspects. Our thesis: it is significant in which spiritual medium this battle takes place. The mere spiritual medium can contribute towards the solution of the problems, which the more and more polluted physical and economic climate brings about.

Kitüntetések átadása a Magyar Tudományos Akadémia Debreceni Területi Bizottságának közgyűlésén. Pro Scientia érmével díjazták Bitskey István akadémikust, a bizottság korábbi elnökét és Fekete Károlyt, a Tiszántúli Református Egyházkerület püspökét. Pro Cooperatione díjat Buzogány Dezső erdélyi egyháztörténész vehette át, aki több hazai és külföldi kutatási projekt irányítója, létrehozta a Pokoly József Egyháztörténeti Kutatócsoportot.