Plundering Eden: A Subversive Christian Theology of Creation and Ecology [Book Review]

Studies in Christian Ethics 34 (4):578-582 (2020)
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original Howles, Timothy (2021) "Book Review: Plundering Eden: A Subversive Christian Theology of Creation and Ecology by Gregory P. Wagenfuhr". Studies in Christian Ethics 34(4):578-582

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