After Aquinas
byTry making a man with no soul, you who can do all things. Not quite all. Is it you or your end that’s manifest…
theology
Review: “Ecology, Virtue, and Ethics: An Introduction to Christian Environmentalism”
byEcology, Virtue, and Ethics: An Introduction to Christian Environmentalism Kathryn D. Blanchard and Kevin J. O’Brien Waco, Baylor University Press, 2014. 220 pp. $35.96….
An Ecological Eschatology?
byCertainly there is much compelling evidence in scripture that we humans are charged to care for the rest of creation. To steward resources responsibly. To respect the created order and to protect the natural world.
Exploring Ecotheology: Toward a Christian Theology of Creation
byA Christian perspective on God’s relation to Creation necessarily informs our understanding of humanity’s relationship to the world in which we live. Through time and across Christendom, voices from Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Anglican, and reformed traditions offer a broad and holistic approach to embracing a Christian theology of Creation…