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In a sacramental ecology, divine grace is to be found in the
evolutionary emergence of life. The 'Epic of Evolution' is the
scientific story that reveals that we live in an approximately 14
billion year old universe on a planet that is approximately 4.6
billion years old and that we are a part of the ongoing process of
life that has existed on Earth for roughly 4 billion years.
Nature's Sacrament focuses on the religious and ecological
significance of the evolutionary epic in an effort to seamlessly
connect the ecological value attributed as a part of an
understanding of the evolutionary connectedness of life on Earth,
with the Divine grace understood to be present in Christian
sacramental worship. David C. McDuffie is a faculty member in the
Religious Studies Department at the University of North Carolina at
Greensboro where his primary teaching schedule includes courses in
World Religions, Religion in America, Christian History, Religion
and Environment, and Religion and Politics. Broadly, his research
and teaching interests involve the subject area of Religion and
Culture, which includes but is not limited to the relationships
between religion and politics, science, and health care. This is
his first book.
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