Reconstructing a Christian Theology of Nature: Down to EarthAnna Case-Winters examines theological contructions of God's relation to the natural world and the place of the human being within the rest of nature. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The State of Theology | 19 |
A CloseUp | 43 |
Insights from Ecofeminist | 63 |
Insights from Process Thought | 85 |
The Place of the Human Being in Relation to the Rest of Nature | 101 |
The Promise of ProcessPanentheism | 125 |
Drawing out Ethical Implications | 145 |
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