Acknowledgments | p. ix |
List of Contributors | p. xiii |
Introductionù | p. 1 |
The Legacy of Creation in the Hebrew Bible and Apocryphal/ Deuterocanonical Booksù | p. 16 |
Spiritual Practice and Sustainability: Resources from Early Christian Monasticism | p. 49 |
A Reformed Vision of the World: Trinitarian Beauty and Environmental Ethics | p. 70 |
Orthodox Spirituality and Contemporary Ecology | p. 98 |
Contemplation in the Vibrant Universe: The Natural Context of Christian Spirituality | p. 125 |
Practicing Christian Spiritual Discernment in Light of Natural Science | p. 148 |
Requiem for the Baiji: Liturgical Lamentation and Species Extinction | p. 176 |
Water as Earth's Bloodstream: Latina Ecofeminist Spirituality and Water Justice | p. 201 |
Alice Walker and the Emergence of Ecowomanist Spirituality | p. 220 |
"Surely the Woods are God's Tabernacle": Considering Emily Carr's Ecospiritualiry Today | p. 237 |
Love of Nature and Love of God: A Christian Ecological Spirituality | p. 255 |
Index | p. 277 |
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