How Can Spiritual Principles Save the Climate? Christine Muller | REPLAY

This presentation explores how the teachings of the Baha’i Faith can provide a spiritual foundation for addressing climate change and living in greater harmony with both humanity and the Earth. The discussion examines how principles such as justice, truthfulness, moderation, gender equality, the oneness of humankind, and the harmony of science and religion can help guide meaningful responses to today’s ecological challenges.

Presenter Christine Muller shares insights from her lifelong study of both the environment and the Baha’i teachings, reflecting on the need for spiritual development alongside scientific and social solutions to the climate crisis. The talk highlights how environmental issues are deeply connected to ethics, human behavior, inequality, and global cooperation.

Christine Muller is a board member of the International Environment Forum (IEF) and adjunct lecturer with the Wilmette Institute. She developed Scientific and Spiritual Dimensions of Climate Change – an Interfaith Study Course and has taught courses on climate change and sustainable development for more than a decade. Her work combines environmental awareness, interfaith dialogue, and spiritual education aimed at fostering a more just and sustainable world.