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This thesis aims to explore the intersection of antinatalism and Christian ecotheology, emphasizing ecological and ethical considerations.

January 18, 2026Open Access

Antinatalism and ecotheology : reflections through Laudato Si'

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This thesis examines antinatalism's implications on ecology and theology, suggesting a dialogue is needed.

This thesis aims to explore the intersection of antinatalism and Christian ecotheology, emphasizing ecological and ethical considerations.
Critically analyzes ecotheological concepts through the lens of Laudato Si'
Investigates philosophical pessimism and contemporary antinatalism
Proposes a dialogical synthesis based on the inseparability of human and ecological value
Engages with various theologians and philosophers to frame the discussion
Presents antinatalism as a symptom of ecological dislocation and demographic changes
Suggests that anthropocentric views are collapsing in the face of ecological anxiety
Advocates for an ethical reorientation towards nature as a form of resistance to antinatalism
Promotes political and ecological conversion rooted in Christian ideals.

Keith Andrew Wiedersheim (2026) studied this question.

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