Religion and the Environment
Edited by Ronald A. Simkins, Creighton University
An Introduction: The Legacy of Lynn White, Jr. (pp. 1-4)
Ronald A. Simkins, Creighton University
[ Introduction ] [ Print Version ]
1. Religion and Environmentalism (pp. 5-26)
Charles L. Harper, Creighton University
[ Chapter One ] [ Print Version ]
2. The Revolution of Evolution (pp. 27-46)
Heather Eaton, Saint Paul University, Ottawa
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3. The End of Nature: Humans and the Natural World in the History of Creation (pp. 47-65)
Ronald A. Simkins, Creighton University
[ Chapter Three ] [ Print Version ]
4. Conservationism, Preservationism, and Environmentalism: Convergent and Divergent Theological Foundations (pp. 66-95)
E. Terry Wimberley, Florida Gulf Coast University
[ Chapter Four ] [ Print Version ]
5. The Persistence of Grasmere: Contemporary Catholic Environmental Theology and the Romantic Impulse (pp. 96-108)
John J. O’Keefe, Creighton University
[ Chapter Five ] [ Print Version ]
6. God, Sustainability, and Beauty (pp. 109-31)
Jay McDaniel, Hendrix College
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7. An Ecological Theology of Creaturely Kinship (pp. 132-45)
Anne M. Clifford, Duquesne University
[ Chapter Seven ] [ Print Version ]
8. Unlikely Alliances: Notes On A Green Culture of Life (pp. 146-58)
Jennifer Ladino, Creighton University
[ Chapter Eight ] [ Print Version ]
9. From Dominion to Stewardship? The Ecology of Biblical Translation (pp. 159-83)
Leonard Greenspoon, Creighton University
[ Chapter Nine ] [ Print Version ]
10. The Creation Spirituality of Ignatius of Loyola: Still Pertinent for Life on the Fragile Planet (pp. 183-201)
Dennis Hamm, S.J., Creighton University
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11. Theistic Naturalism and the Politics of Nature (pp. 202-20)
Richard Fern, Branford, CT
[ Chapter Eleven ] [ Print Version ]
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