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Editorial: Global Warming, Human Ecology and a Catholic Way of Being Green
Global warming or climate change is one of those areas where the exercise of prudential judgment can find good Catholics and other Christians differing with one another. When we do, we should do so with charity.
Catholics should live a way of life which understands our place with one another in the world which God created for all of us to care for, steward and share. We need a human ecology, a relational environmentalism, a Catholic way of being green. The most recent debate concerning global warming invites us to continue to develop such an approach, together. It also calls for the charity in truth and respect which should characterize healthy debate between Catholics and other Christians.
CHESAPEAKE, VA (Catholic online) - We recently published a series of articles which offered a point/counterpoint on the controversial topic of climate change or global warming. I did not write any of them. As the Editor in Chief of Catholic Online, I allowed a robust debate to ensue in our comment section.
However, what is called global warming or climate change is one of those areas where the exercise of prudential judgment can find good Catholics and other Christians differing with one another. When we do, we should do so with charity.
The responses have now prompted me to address the subject of Catholics and environmental concerns in general. This is not the first time I have written on the issue. The Catholic Church has been green for a lot longer than any modern environmental movement.
We are called to what I call a relational environmentalism; one of stewardship with the earth which God has made and entrusted to us to care for and to share. For those eager to understand Catholic teaching on this vital topic, we should always begin with scripture and tradition.
We have a well of teaching in the Church on our relationship to the gift of God's creation. The concern I have about some of the arguments concerning global warming is that they promote one more charged right vs. left political food fight. Sadly, they too often use sometimes conflicting scientific data as fodder for the fight. We are not first political conservatives or liberals, we are first, last and all in between, Catholic.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church offers a structure for the study of our obligation to be good stewards of the gift of creation under the theme of Creation in its Index. Every Catholic who writes on this subject should be familiar with these sections, along with other Church documents. The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops recently released a helpful document entitled Building a New Culture - Central Themes in Recent Church Teaching on the Environment.
The St Kateri Teckawitha Conservation Center is an excellent virtual clearing house of solid magisterial teaching concerning our obligations as stewards of the gift of creation. The body of Catholic social teaching concerning this topic is catalogued in the Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Catholic Church
In addition to affirming our obligations as stewards of the gift of creation, the Compendium also issues cautions about a misguided approach. For example in paragraph # 463 we read, 'A correct understanding of the environment prevents the utilitarian reduction of nature to a mere object to be manipulated and exploited.'
'At the same time, it must not absolutize nature and place it above the dignity of the human person himself. In this latter case, one can go so far as to divinize nature or the earth, as can readily be seen in certain ecological movements that seek to gain an internationally guaranteed institutional status for their beliefs.'
'The Magisterium finds the motivation for its opposition to a concept of the environment based on ecocentrism and on biocentrism in the fact that "it is being proposed that the ontological and axiological difference between men and other living beings be eliminated, since the biosphere is considered a biotic unity of undifferentiated value. Thus man's superior responsibility can be eliminated in favor of an egalitarian consideration of the 'dignity' of all living beings'.
Some in the current green movement have lost their way. The most obvious example is the inherent contradiction of worrying about polluting the atmosphere with toxic chemicals while at the same time supporting making toxic chemicals available to be ingested by mothers, including girls, in order to kill the children in their womb. We need a new way of being green, a Catholic way.
On June 9, 2011, then Pope Benedict XVI received the credential letters of six new ambassadors to the Holy See. He gave a speech addressing them. In his speech the Pope sounded a theme which is common in his locutions and writings; he spoke of a Human Ecology.
He recalled the 'innumerable tragedies that have affected nature, technology, and the peoples" that year and suggested that "the States should reflect together on the short term future of the planet, on our responsibilities regarding our life and technology'.
He said 'Human ecology is an imperative. Adopting a lifestyle that respects our environment and supports the research and use of clean energies that preserve the patrimony of creation and that are safe for human beings should be given political and economic priority'.
He called for a 'change in mentality' in order to 'quickly arrive at a global lifestyle that respects the covenant between humanity and nature, without which the human family risks disappearing.' He said that 'every government must commit themselves to protecting nature and assisting it to carry out its essential role in the survival of humanity.'
Then, he addressed technology saying, 'It is also helpful to ask ourselves about the appropriate role of technology because believing it is the exclusive agent of progress or happiness carries a reification of humanity that leads to blindness and misery. ... Technology that dominates human beings deprives them of their humanity. The pride that it generates has created an impossible economism in our societies as well as a hedonism that subjectively and selfishly regulates behavior. The debilitation of the primacy of the human person provokes a loss of the meaning of life'.
The Pope Emeritus noted 'it is urgent that we match technology with a strong ethical dimension. ... Technology should help nature develop along the lines envisioned by the Creator. In working together, the researcher and the scientist adhere to God's plan that desired humanity as the apex and the administrator of creation. Solutions based on this principle will protect human life and its vulnerability, as well as the rights of the present and future generations'.
There was nothing new in his words. They comported with what he had written and said since he assuming his office. However, some Press reports focused on his encouragement of clean energy. In some instances the reports implied the Pope had somehow joined the Green movement. I thought back to 2009 when he sent a letter to participants in the World Day of Peace entitled If You Want to Cultivate Peace, protect creation.
In fact, he referred to that 2009 letter in his 2011 address. However, the Press explicitly reported the address as some kind of papal conversion to a green ideology. A Reuters report bore the headline Pope Goes Green. Benedict simply reaffirmed the Catholic understanding of our relationship with the goods of the earth and our call to stewardship of the planet which has been given to us by the Creator as a gift. Here are some salient excerpts from that 2009 letter:
'Without belief in the true God our efforts are in ultimately fruitless, in fact not only fruitless, but they bear poisonous fruit if the Church's magisterium expresses grave misgivings about notions of the environment inspired by ecocentrism and biocentrism, it is because such notions eliminate the difference of identity and worth between the human person and other living things.'
'In the name of a supposedly egalitarian vision of the dignity of all living creatures, such notions end up abolishing the distinctiveness and superior role of human beings. They also open the way to a new pantheism tinged with neo-paganism, which would see the source of man's salvation in nature alone, understood in purely naturalistic terms.'
The media reports tried to fit the Pope's letter into a simplistic green template. They also demonstrated the reporters had not read the actual letter. In that letter, and in his address to those ambassadors, the Pope repeated themes developed in his Encyclical Letter entitled Caritas in Veritate (Charity in Truth). Those themes are a part of Catholic Social teaching. They are found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church and have their roots in the Bible and the Christian Tradition.
His Holiness Benedict XVI called for an integral human development which recognizes the centrality of the human person and the primacy of our relationships with one another in family and society. He underscored the truth that creation is a gift, given to human persons by a God of love who entrusts us with responsibility for one another - and therefore for the goods which promote our human flourishing. We all have a responsibility for one another. We need to live together as good stewards of creation, recognizing the need first for a human ecology.
Here is another excerpt from the 2009 letter: 'The Church has a responsibility towards creation, and she considers it her duty to exercise that responsibility in public life, in order to protect earth, water and air as gifts of God the Creator meant for everyone, and above all to save mankind from the danger of self-destruction. The degradation of nature is closely linked to the cultural models shaping human coexistence: consequently, when 'human ecology' is respected within society, environmental ecology also benefits'.
'Young people cannot be asked to respect the environment if they are not helped, within families and society as a whole, to respect themselves. The book of nature is one and indivisible; it includes not only the environment but also individual, family and social ethics. Our duties towards the environment flow from our duties towards the person, considered both individually and in relation to others.'
'Hence I readily encourage efforts to promote a greater sense of ecological responsibility which, as I indicated in my Encyclical Caritas in Veritate,(Charity in Truth) would safeguard an authentic human ecology and thus forcefully reaffirm the inviolability of human life at every stage and in every condition, the dignity of the person and the unique mission of the family, where one is trained in love of neighbor and respect for nature. There is a need to safeguard the human patrimony of society. This patrimony of values originates in and is part of the natural moral law, which is the foundation of respect for the human person and creation.'
Benedict XVI presented a Catholic Environmental vision; one which is pro-life, pro-family, pro-poor, pro-peace and fundamentally relational. That is what we should present, build upon and espouse as well. We are to receive one another as gifts. We must never use human persons as objects. We should receive creation as a gift, our common home, to be shared with one another, and not as an object of use. He articulated a vision for a human ecology which can promote a path to authentic peace.
He concluded his 2009 letter with these words, 'The Church, for her part, is concerned that the question be approached in a balanced way, with respect for the "grammar" which the Creator has inscribed in his handiwork by giving man the role of a steward and administrator with responsibility over creation, a role which man must certainly not abuse, but also one which he may not abdicate. In the same way, the opposite position, which would absolutize technology and human power, results in a grave assault not only on nature, but also on human dignity itself.
'If you want to cultivate peace, protect creation. The quest for peace by people of good will surely would become easier if all acknowledge the indivisible relationship between God, human beings and the whole of creation. In the light of divine Revelation and in fidelity to the Church's Tradition, Christians have their own contribution to make.'
'They contemplate the cosmos and its marvels in light of the creative work of the Father and the redemptive work of Christ, who by his death and resurrection has reconciled with God "all things, whether on earth or in heaven" (Col 1:20). Christ, crucified and risen, has bestowed his Spirit of holiness upon mankind, to guide the course of history in anticipation of that day when, with the glorious return of the Savior, there will be "new heavens and a new earth" (2 Pet 3:13), in which justice and peace will dwell forever'.
'Protecting the natural environment in order to build a world of peace is thus a duty incumbent upon each and all. It is an urgent challenge, one to be faced with renewed and concerted commitment; it is also a providential opportunity to hand down to coming generations the prospect of a better future for all.'
'May this be clear to world leaders and to those at every level who are concerned for the future of humanity: the protection of creation and peacemaking are profoundly linked! For this reason, I invite all believers to raise a fervent prayer to God, the all-powerful Creator and the Father of mercies, so that all men and women may take to heart the urgent appeal: If you want to cultivate peace, protect creation'
One of the accurate reports on the Pope's 2009 letter came from Giuliano Ferrara, the director of the Italian daily Il Foglio who wrote 'The Pope denounces the ecological crisis but does not belong to the church of Al Gore. Benedict XVI in no way denies human abuse of nature. He notes that he does not share the 'the environmentalist religion or environmentalism as a religion'. The Pope has another faith, based on the transcendence of a God that creates man in his image and likeness to entrust nature to him. He has, evidently, no need for replacement beliefs, of ideologies feigned as science.'
Catholics should live a way of life which understands our place with one another in the world which God created for all of us to care for, steward and share. We need a human ecology, a relational environmentalism, a Catholic way of being green. The most recent debate concerning global warming invites us to continue to develop such an approach, together. It also calls for the charity in truth and respect which should characterize healthy debate between Catholics and other Christians.
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10 months ago
Suppose earth can grow food to give 20 billion the bare minimum nutrition, but we keep adding people anyway.
It is your job to decide who does not eat (and dies).
Instead, you decide to make everyone just a little malnourished so that all can live.
But then a new strain of bird flu goes aerosol, people-to-people. Being malnourished, we all have weakened immune systems. Baring "hands on" intervention by God, your choice to spread the food equally renders us all vulnerable and so there's no more human race.
There are two ways in our control to prevent that.
One way is for you to make the triage decision and decide that the "extra" people have to starve. Not a good option is it?
The other way - the moral way - is to acknowledge *right now* that being faithful stewards of creation demands that we start paying attention to the limits of growth; in fact, we need to replace "growth" as the central ideal in our economy with "equilibrium" and "longterm sustainability".
Anything else is morally bankrupt because ultimately, uncontrolled growth kills its host. -
10 months ago
@Steve Elfelt, I take it you are for population control and that in turn makes you in favor of contraception and abortion. I do understand it is impossible to convince you that you are wrong about this issue because you are so well educated and know the truth. (notice I used a small 't") I will let you dwell on some words of wisdom from Archbishop Fulton Sheen
"If my own eternal salvation were conditioned upon saving the soul of one self-wise man who prided himself on his learning, or one hundred of the most morally corrupt men and women of the streets, I should choose the easier task of converting the hundred. Nothing is more difficult to conquer in all the world than intellectual pride. If battleships could be lined with it instead of with armor, no shell could ever pierce them." -
10 months ago
Ruth, let's not just talk about common sense, let's watch it....
If you have a highschool level knowledge of math then your common sense should tell you that zeroing population growth is the ULTIMATE right to life issue. Why? Because the earth only weighs so much..... I've got a kid. I know very well that all those pounds of groceries I feed her slowly turns into pounds of my wonderful bundle of joy.... I can barely pick her up now!
However, if we grow the population, and grow it and grow it and grow it.... common sense leads to the absurd idea that we will eventually convert the entire mass of the earth into human flesh. That's ABSURD, right? OBVIOUSLY there is a limit. The question is, will we decide to make a conscious choice to stop growing, or will we overshoot the limit and then have a massive population crash? Think of your retirement savings. Do you live off the income of the investments or overshoot by spending the principal?
That's why population-expressed-as-consumption is the ULTIMATE right-to-life problem.
In case you missed the video link above here it is again
10 months ago
MJGT I do not disagree, the article is a good one. It left out important aspects of the problem. No country is ideal, but we can learn from all. The ideal is the reign of God, which Jesus proclaims through those who believe in him. 2 Corinthians 8 speaks of sharing from our surplus and equality. To protect creation as Pope Francis calls for; we all must learn to be more frugal and share in the natural resources.
10 months ago
This article is finally my perspective--Traditional based--humans as the stewards of creation. That we have an obligation to care for it.
Too many times that the discussion of the above, gets sidetracked by neo-paganistic Global-warming believers who are also zero-population growthers.
No one of intelligence should argue against clean and renewable energy sources. But too often we waste money and resources bases on beliefs and not science or even common sense.
Carbon dioxide is part of the cycle of life designed by God. Particulate and toxic pollutions are a real issue.
Spending $25,000 per car in a program to give up to $5,000 to help people buy more fuel efficient cars that the whole program saves less than a few hours of gasoline consume the first year and even less after that. And by destroying the used cars, people were prevented from 'moving up' from very old cars to these 'better' cars (the price of used cars spiked dramatically). (I was caught in that cycle because I had a 150,000 miles on my old car but it was too fuel efficient to qualify and I couldn't upgrade because of that spike in prices and ended up driving a less efficient car than I would have for about 2 years longer than I wished until my finances support buying a new car.) Anyway, by destroying good cars, there was forced a massive use of energy and resource to make unnecessary new cars to replace them (so much for recycle/reuse). The money could have been much better spent with more enviromental effect but you can't even discuss that with some 'Green'-religion people. -
10 months ago
was the Fukashima disaster or quakes, from the Midland fault east of St. Louis, caused by oil drilling.. Look at the most recent one in Iran, again no drilling in any of the areas.
AGW, or human caused global warming has many perceptions, but proof of how much is another story.
Have humans caused a increase in the earth's temperature do to energy consumption.
The answer is yes! Look at all the oil we consume for cars & plastics. Look at all the natural gas & coal we consume to heat, cool & light our homes. All that is providing energy previous generation did not.
The real question is how much has this contributed to measured increase in the earth's temperature in the last say 150 yrs., or is most of this a natural fluctuation in the earth's cycle?
So for Ecology & in order to reduce global warming what are you prepared to give up? We could start with walking to work, sperm oil for lamps, local forests for heat, forget about air conditioning. Bring back the itchy scratchy Union suits & fur coats, we will need them. . . -
10 months ago
I searched the web and found the definition for something that is the basis for all the mankind's confusion when dealing with just about any topic.
Politicians-1.A person who is professionally involved in politics. Plus;
2.A person who acts in a manipulative and devious way, typically to gain advancement.
Put two distinct but dysfunctional groups of politicians together...and also allow the lobbyist's influence...
Then you have the united States government...a great example for how ducks deal with each other socially...
Like Job ... not advisable to go foolishly.
Not a problem for the Catholic...but living like a Catholic is needlessly demanding.
That's why I will never be a politician...period.I am a uS citizen...but not a neutralized one...begging for a politician's subjection.It's then, just normal to be liken Christ. Accomplished in their sight... and not as distorted by a currency, or token coin.
Green is a good discipline and idea...for everyone...a direct approach is also. -
10 months ago
If we humans will jointly invest in cleaning up our oceans, together with taking steps to protect them in the future, our planet will regulate its own climate. We also need to remember, though, that climate change is NORMAL, and is simply part of the earth's natural life cycle. It's the current state of the oceans that has thrown the cycle out of whack.
10 months ago
To me, the Christian way - including the Catholic way - of approaching global warming should be in accord with the commandment to not "bear false witness".
The instant a "global-warming-is-a-hoax" believer truly pledges to NOT commit this sin, two problems arise.
(1) The notion that climate scientists have cooked data, that the hockey stick is a lie, that climate-gate exposed something dastardly..... you hear all these in various conservative, mostly fossil-fuel-funded media..... but if you are pledged to NOT bear false witness you are obligated to truly learn the basis of these claims. What you will find is that investigation after investigation has failed to overturn the basic conclusions of the climate scientists. If you then repeat the talking points from the mostly fossil-fuel-funded media anyway, that's the sin of bearing false witness.
(2) And how about bearing false witness against *yourself*? This is the old problem about knowing that you might not know that you don't know. The Arabs put it this way
and a NYT column illustrates this with the story of the Lemon Juice Bandit
A quick way to tell if you have educated yourself enough to be reasonably sure you are not lying to yourself by intentionally staying ignorant of the science is to take the following quiz
(a) What do "forams" tell climate scientists?
(b) What is an "isotope"? Why are they important in climate science?
(c) What are the 5 parts of the climate system?
(d) What is the "PETM" and how fast did CO2 rise in the atmosphere during the PETM?
(e) What is a "core sample"?
(f) What is "water vapor feedback"?
(g) What does melting arctic ice have to do with the weather we need in order to grow food ?
Answers to some of these questions are found in the following videos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvB9EFdJ1d0 (BBC "Science under Attack")
http://video.pbs.org/video/1700738538/ (NOVA "Secrets Under the Ice")
http://youtu.be/_nzwJg4Ebzo (sea ice and food-growing weather)
and blog post
http://skepticalscience.com/nuccitelli-et-al-2012.html (its been warming *faster* these last 15 years, its just going into the ocean)
There's no way to be a Green Catholic and still bear false witness against yourself or climate scientists.
10 months ago
Tom McGuire, this article presents a foundation on which to build a sound approach to ecology, economics and government. It's not the purpose of this article to get into the specific arguments (pro or con) surrounding these topics. I think this article is excellent and important.
Furthermore, your comment-- "The way of life promoted in the United States requires the use of a disproportionate amount of the limited resource of fossil fuels. Progress is premised on the continued growth of consumerism which means even more waste of the gifts of creation."--seems like typical leftist propaganda. Please let us know which nation has promoted a way of life that meets with your approval. Thank you.
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Curious question I have. Since in the UK we cannot hunt. What happens to the deer after the kill? Will it end up in the freezer or is there a market for venison in the US?
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South Bend, Ind. - Heading into the second round of Bethel College's Battle at Blackhorn seven strokes out of first, the Forester golf team stormed back on Saturday to shoot a 293 and capture the title. For the tournament, HU shot an 18-over-par 594, three strokes head of second place finishers, Holy Cross and Marian.
For the second time this year, senior Jordan Dawes brought home medalist honors. He shot a two-under-par 142 (72, 70), to beat Marian's Preston Smith by one stroke.
Mickey Belt's 148 (75, 73) landed him a top ten finish. Matt Wilson finished just two strokes behind him with a 150 (76, 74). Josh Teulker fired a 154 (78, 76) and Devin Dale turned in a 162 (78, 84).
"Once again we battled back to retake the lead on the final day," commented Coach Green. "I don't really think that any of us thought it would be possible to win after we shot a 301 on the first day. This tournament was filled with some very talented teams, so we were very suprised when we found out that we won."
"Jordan Dawes played extremely well, but Mickey Belt stepped up and gave us a huge boost with his two day total of 148. I am really proud of the guys. They seem to be gaining a lot of confidence in themselves as the season goes on."
HU finished first with a 594 followed by Holy Cross (597) and Marian (597), Bethel (601), Ashford (602), St. Francis, Ill. (615), Calumet (616), Taylor (627), Bethel (631), Grace (639), Saint Francis (645), Trinity Christian (645), Olivet Nazarene (653), Purdue Calumet (657), Judson (668), Purdue North Central (729).
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Vote For Your Week 17 Dickies Nominees!
Here we go, it's the final Straight Outta Stockton vote of 2011... even though we're officially in 2012. Realistically, the battle is for second with Brian Billick looking to pass Phil Simms as Dick Stockton takes his victory lap. Next week, as we did for the Pammies, we'll have a vote for the Dicky of the Year with all the best NFL announcer quotes from 2011. Here are your Week 17 nominees...
1) "He was inside the circle of love." - Dan Dierdorf on a punt fair catch (via ConnorKiesel)
2) "That's been the problem with the Mets." - Greg Gumbel (via matt_08) announcing Dolphins/Jets.
3) "No one wants to come to New England to play Greg Williams and his defense" - Joe Buck not knowing where New Orleans is. (via jleimer)
4) "No one works harder, but no one knows less about this game than I do." - Brian Billick (via ClarkbarTweets). C'mon, Billick actually said this?
5) "When you give [Michael Turner] gaping holes, he's going to hurt some people." - Dick Stockton... Ok then. (via sctvman)
6) "Eric Decker is the best." - Phil Simms (via bjo109). Umm... ok?
7) "I've always said the difference between a 10-6 team and a 6-10 team isn't much" - Rich Gannon (via SmittyK)
8) "2 episodes of Ryan's Hope(less)."- Al Michaels on the Giants beating both Ryan Brothers (via sjwest86). Punny.
9) "Is it really possible? 2012." - Dan Dierdorf, amazed we made it to the year 2012. (via mattyzucks)
10) "That last play they had five offensive linemen in for extra protection" - Randy Cross (via wyattgywon)
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12) "Misdeception" - Brian Billick (via J_C25)
13) "People are really going to want Jordy Nelson when he becomes a free agent." - Brian Billick. He signed an extension before the year. (via Enrico_Palazzo_)
14) "There's a lot of wiggle on this guy." - Phil Simms (via SchmanthonyP)
15) "Oakland lost to the Heat, *pause* and maybe the Dolphins too"- Marv Albert (via JayAyyyy) moving on to NBA season.
16) "Cincy's the wild card, the Jets are out of the playoffs, and Cincy has their playoff hopes dashed as well." - Curt Menefee (via A_Goch)
17) "That was a penalty and that doesn't count, but that was also one of the most brilliant plays I've seen in a long time." - Cris Collinsworth (via CMehring)
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OCLC Number: | 50004294 |
Description: | xxi, 176 p. ; 24 cm. |
Contents: | Reading Nietzsche -- The new critical edition of Nietzsche's collected works -- Nietzsche's recollections from the years 1875-79 concerning his childhood -- Nietzsche and Wagner one hundred years ago -- Enlightenment and revolution : Nietzsche and the later Goethe-- Nietzsche's philosophy as the "Passion for Knowledge"-- Zarathustra before thus spoke Zarathustra-- Nietzsche's unpublished writings from 1885 to 1888; or, texual criticism and the will to power-- A new section in Nietzsche's ecce homo documentary supplement-- Nietzsche between Alfred Bäumler and Georg Lukács |
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Enhancement Shaman DPS Gems, Enchants, Professions, and Consumables (WoW MoP 5.4)
On this page, we present you with the best gems and enchants for an Enhancement Shaman in World of Warcraft MoP 5.4. We also list the best consumables (food, flasks, and potions) and profession-specific perks.
Make sure to check our Gear Optimisation Guide, which serves as a support guide for this page.
The other pages of our Enhancement Shaman guide can be accessed from the table of contents on the right.
This guide has been reviewed and approved by Purge, one of the best Enhancement Shamans in the world, who often contributes to the Enhancement Shaman section of Totem Spot.
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Sockets | Gems |
Agile Primal Diamond or Capacitive Primal Diamond (better) | |
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Slot | Main Enchantments | Extra Enchantments | |
Shoulders |
Back | |||
Chest | Enchant Chest - Glorious Stats | ||
Wrists |
Socket Bracer (Blacksmithing) | |
Hands |
Waist | Living Steel Belt Buckle | ||
Legs |
Feet | Enchant Boots - Blurred Speed | Enchant Boots - Greater Haste (cheaper) | |
Rings | Enchant Ring - Greater Agility (Enchanting) | ||
Weapons |
Note that Extra Enchantments can be applied to an item in addition to a Main Enchantment.
3. Consumables↑top
3.1. Food
You should always eat food that gives you Agility. You will be granted:
- 300 Agility by Sea Mist Rice Noodles, Seasoned Pomfruit Slices, or Pandaren Treasure Noodle Soup;
- 275 Agility by Valley Stir Fry, Deluxe Noodle Soup, Banquet of the Wok, or Great Banquet of the Wok;
- 250 Agility by Sauteed Carrots, Noodle Soup, or any of other banquets.
3.2. Flask
Your flask should be a Flask of Spring Blossoms.
3.3. Potion
During the encounter, your best choice for a potion will be Virmen's Bite.
4. Summing-up Profession Perks↑top
Choosing a profession for your Enhancement Shaman can impact your raid performance. As a rule, you should shy away from gathering professions (with the exception of Herbalism), which leaves the following viable professions for raiding:
Profession | Perks |
Blacksmithing | Provides a 320 Agility or a 640 Mastery Rating gain through two extra sockets, Socket Bracer and Socket Gloves, in which you can fit 2 Delicate Primordial Ruby or 2 Fractured Sun's Radiance. |
Jewelcrafting | Provides a 320 Agility gain through the ability of using 2 Delicate Serpent's Eye. |
Alchemy | Provides an 320 Agility gain to your flask through Mixology. |
Enchanting | Provides a 320 Agility gain through Enchant Ring - Greater Agility. |
Engineering | Provides +1,920 Agility for 10 seconds every minute through Synapse Springs (the overall gain is +320 Agility). |
Inscription | Provides a 320 Agility gain through Secret Tiger Claw Inscription. |
Leatherworking | Provides a 320 Agility gain through Fur Lining - Agility. Also provides Primal Leg Reinforcements, a much cheaper equivalent to Shadowleather Leg Armor, the traditional leg enchant. |
Tailoring | Provides +1000 Attack Power in average through Swordguard Embroidery, instead of +180 Critical Strike from Enchant Cloak - Superior Critical Strike and +180 Hit from Enchant Cloak - Accuracy. |
Herbalism | Provides a 480 Haste Rating gain in average through Lifeblood. |
Engineering is currently the best profession for Enhancement Shamans, as it provides you with Synapse Springs, which you can line up every 3 minutes with Ascendance, for increased benefits. The rest of the time, you should use Synapse Springs on cooldown. For your second profession, any of the passive Agility gain will do.
When you obtain a RPPM Trinket from Tier 15, the value of Haste increases significantly and it causes Herbalism to become your best profession, followed by Engineering.
5. Changelog↑top
- 13 Jan. 2014: Added new food items added in patch 5.4.
- 10 Sep. 2013: Patch 5.4: adjusted gemming recommendations removed Frag Belt, following its nerf.
- 19 May 2013: Patch 5.3 update: nothing to change.
- 24 Apr. 2013: Added legendary meta-gem.
- 04 Apr. 2013: Updated gem and profession sections to reflect the increased value of Haste, once a player obtains an RPPM Trinket.
- 02 Apr. 2013: Removed green-quality gems.
- 02 Apr. 2013: Improved advice for choosing your profession.