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July 22, 2026Horizons

Even the Dogs: Toward a Biodiverse, Relational Soteriology

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AMAlan McGill

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Argument explores the potential for salvation and theosis in nonhuman animals, suggesting a broader soteriological framework.

Key Points

  • The aim is to investigate the implications of inclusivity in salvation for nonhuman animals in Christian theology.
  • Analyzes biblical texts in the context of evolution and Catholic theology.
  • Evaluates the theological implications of a panentheistic view of creation and sacramentality.
  • Argues for a broadened understanding of theosis beyond anthropocentric confines.
  • Proposes that Jesus’s salvific work may extend to nonhuman animals.
  • Suggests various forms of participation in theosis based on species-specific capacities for love and relationships.
  • Highlights a theological shift towards an inclusive view of creation and salvation.

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Alan McGill (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a605e7c4163e025518d83d4https://doi.org/10.1017/hor.2026.10098
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