| Description |
xii, 291 pages ; 24 cm |
| Contents |
Part I: Seeing ourselves in perspective -- Cursed -- Part II: The facts -- Warming -- Population -- Part III: The best and the worst -- Environmental thugs -- Bible -- 'Geologians' -- Part IV: The Christian response -- God's earth -- Christ...and some tentative conclusions |
| Summary |
Global warming is now a reality that looms over us, and ecological devastation continues apace. Now, more than ever, there is clear recognition that we face a crisis. But who is to blame for this crisis? In this bold, challenging and provocative book, Paul Collins argues that Christianity has made a major contribution to the plight of the planet and must come to terms with a disaster that is now also the responsibility of the church |
| Analysis |
Environmental degradation - Religious aspects - Christianity |
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Environmental responsibility - Religious aspects - Christianity |
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Human ecology - Religious aspects - Christianity |
| Notes |
Contents: Cursed -- Warming -- Population -- Environmental thugs -- Bible -- 'Geologians' -- God's Earth -- Christ -- and some tentative conclusions |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 272-285) and index |
| Subject |
Ecotheology.
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Environmental degradation -- Religious aspects -- Christianity
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Environmental responsibility -- Religious aspects -- Christianity
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| ISBN |
9781742231563 (paperback) |
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