With this supper, Jesus prepares the way out from the violence of the world. At the beginning of the modern era, the catholic Descartes would take this idea further. Modern humanism would declare man owner and master of nature. This is the responsibility of historical Christianity. I now move on to the second part of my reflections.
Ecosophical thought can meet Christian testimony.
The starting point for ecosophical reflection is the need for a knowledge revolution, a new epistemology. She invites us to see things with a different attitude. This represents a revolution in the field of ontology, the way we see what is. We cannot limit ourselves to loving animals only in a paternalistic, anthropocentric way, but must recognise the dignity of their being, the wealth of their language which we do not understand.