Reclaiming the World: Biblical Resources for the Ecological Crisis

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 65 (4):341-352 (2011)
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The Bible believes this world is our home, the primary place we live and practice our faith. It provides us ways of reinventing our role in the world and gives us reasons for human faithfulness to it even when the crisis we have created for the world looks impossibly desperate

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The Historical Roots of Our Ecologic Crisis.L. White & Jr - 1967 - Science 155 (3767):1203-1207.

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