Responding faithfully to the environmental crisis

Responding faithfully to the environmental crisis

by Timothy Howles

Part of Grove ethics -- E192

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"The environmental crisis does not find its roots in Christian theology but in a modernist notion that the material world can be controlled and exploited by human technology. This has brought us tot he brink of a new epoch, the Anthropocene. This fascinating study explores the implications of this, arguing that Christians have a unique contribution to offer in turning understanding into action, drawing on apocalyptic thinking that challenges the empty hope of redemption through progress"--

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