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Russian Studies in Philosophy, 1998
The expectation of a "new heaven and new earth" (Apoc 21: 1) has by and large suppressed the attention of Christian thought to the fate of this heaven and this earth. Our world, perishable, sinful, and a vale of unrelievable sorrow and illusory pleasures, cannot attract one who is wholly absorbed in Eternity.
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The expectation of a "new heaven and new earth" (Apoc 21: 1) has by and large suppressed the attention of Christian thought to the fate of this heaven and this earth. Our world, perishable, sinful, and a vale of unrelievable sorrow and illusory pleasures, cannot attract one who is wholly absorbed in Eternity.
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Christianity, Law, and the Ecological Crisis
2023Abstract Humanity is experiencing a global ecological crisis. This chapter examines theological and political approaches to the environment across the Christian tradition. It acknowledges the human roots of the ecological crisis and argues that its main origin can be found in the dominant technocratic paradigm that has shaped human ...
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International Review of Mission, 1994
There is a small number of South Africans who have a holistic understanding of environmental abuse and social injustice. Such a holistic vision, which opposes all forms of violence -- social as well as environmental -- has yet to be translated into widespread political practices in South Africa.
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There is a small number of South Africans who have a holistic understanding of environmental abuse and social injustice. Such a holistic vision, which opposes all forms of violence -- social as well as environmental -- has yet to be translated into widespread political practices in South Africa.
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Christianity and Ecological Ethics
Journal for the Study of Religion, Nature and Culture, 2004Christianity has contributed to the development of a strong anthropocentric ethic. Christian theologians have developed new ways of thinking about the place of humans in nature, often by focussing on the God-humanity relationship. Thinking about the third component of the metaphysical trinity, nature, has largely remained unchanged.
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Ecologies of resonance in Christian musicking
Practical Theology, 2021This is an important book in looking at church music in its context, rather than a simply musical aesthetic appraisal.
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Christianity and Ecology in Latin America
2020This chapter explores Christianity and ecology in Latin America by charting the religious beliefs and practices of the Roman Catholic Church and liberation theologians, ecofeminist movements, and Protestant faith traditions (emphasizing evangelical and Pentecostal Protestantism).
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Toward the Ecological Reformation of Christianity
Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology, 1996Christian theology and ethics are largely inadequate to confront the ecological crisis of today. They are in need of reformation. At the center of Christian faith, we shall not find a mandate to pollute, plunder, and prey on the rest of nature. Instead, we shall discover that the core affirmations endow all life with a moral significance that entails ...
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The Role of the Human in Christian Ecological Literature
1997Baum, Gregory (Supervisor)
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