Earth, Empire and Sacred Text examines the Muslim-Christian
theology of creation and humanity, aiming to construct a dialogue
to enable both faiths to work together to preserve our planet, to
bring justice to its most needy inhabitants, and to contribute to
peace-building. Earth, Empire and Sacred Text opens with an
analysis of the influential shift from the Cartesian view of the
autonomous, disembodied self to a self defined in discourse,
community and culture. The "career" of Q. 2:30 (Adam's God-mandated
trusteeship) is then traced, from Islamic commentaries of the
classical period to writings of Muslim scholars in the modern and
postmodern periods. This is examined alongside the concept of human
trusteeship under God in Christian and Jewish writers. The book
concludes by highlighting the essential elements for a
Muslim-Christian theology of human trusteeship.
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