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Mere Environmentalism - A Biblical Perspective on Humans and the Natural World (Paperback)
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Mere Environmentalism - A Biblical Perspective on Humans and the Natural World (Paperback)
Series: Values and Capitalism
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As debates over climate change rage in Washington and American
consumers become ever more conscientious about _going green,_
evangelical Christians are increasingly concerned about the proper
relationship between faith and environmentalism. The notion of
human _stewardship_ over God's creation could be a groundbreaking
opportunity for cooperation between evangelicals, the scientific
community, and environmental activists. However, a deep
understanding of environmental issues from a distinctively
Christian perspective will inevitably complicate partnerships with
those who approach the subject from conventional secular
viewpoints. Although there is some common ground, there remain
important differences between Christian and secular perspectives on
the environment. Are human beings merely one _part_ of the
undifferentiated whole of nature? Or, worse, are humans a blight
and a drain on God's perfect creation? Do we really _own_ the land
we live on and the plants and animals that provide our sustenance?
The answers to these questions begin to form a Christian approach
to solving ecological problems. In Mere Environmentalism: A
Biblical Perspective on Humans and the Natural World, Steven F.
Hayward provides a thorough examination of the philosophical
presuppositions underlying today's environmentalist movement and
the history of policies intended to alleviate environmental
challenges such as overpopulation and global warming. Relying on
Scripture to understand God's created order, Hayward offers an
insightful reflection on the relationship between humans and the
natural world.
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