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Church History In Plain Language
Steps To Freedom In Christ (Reprinted)
Considering Marriage : Are You Fit To Be Tied
Psalm 23 Pamphlet
My Journey Journal
Jesus Storybook Bible
Abolition Of Man
Pilgrims Progress In Modern English (Revised)
Lord Teach Me To Pray In 28 Days (Expanded)
Anorexia And Bulimia
Person Of Interest
Esther Pamphlet
Life Lessons From John (Student/Study Guide)
Forgiving What You Cant Forget
Prison Break
Act Like Jesus Study Guide (Student/Study Guide)
Contagious Faith : Discover Your Natural Style For Sharing Jesus With Other
Every Day With Jesus
Before You Say I Do
Bondage Breaker : Overcoming Negative Thoughts Irrational Feelings Habitual (Exp
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Heroic Faith Blu Ray Plus DVD Plus Digital Edition (Blu-ray)
God For The Rest Of Us Pastors DVD Kit
Power Of A Praying Parent
Faith Still Moves Mountains
Jacob And Esau
Love Centered Parenting
Essential Doctrine Made Easy Pamphlet
Revolutionary Disciple : Walking Humbly With Jesus In Every Area Of Life
Unshakable Hope Study Guide (Student/Study Guide)
And The Two Became One Journal
How We Got The Bible Pamphlet
Power Of A Praying Husband
Speaking Gods Language Pamphlet
So Whats The Difference (Reprinted)
Adventure Bible
Pure Desire : How One Mans Triumph Can Help Others Break Free From Sexual T (Rep
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Adventure Bible
Knowledge Of The Holy
Temple Pamphlet : The Temple Throughout Bible History
Mere Christianity
Resilient Study Guide Plus Streaming Video (Student/Study Guide)
Case For Christ Student Edition
Travail Of Nature
$40.00
274 Pages
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H. Paul Santmire answers the accusation that Christianity is directly responsible for the present ecological crisis with an historical survey of the theology of nature. He demonstrates that while a theology of nature has not enjoyed a dominate place in the history of Christian thought, there lie within the Christian tradition the building blocks for a positive theology of nature. He contrasts the metaphor of ascent, which has led Christians to the Gnostic tendancy to devalue the natural world, with the metaphors of fecundity and migration to a good land, which include the natural world in the scope of our theological and biblical thought. Finally, Santmire makes limited suggestions for the development of a new perspective on biblical interpretation. H. Paul Santmire is a Lutheran pastor in Hartford Connecticut.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780800618063
ISBN10: 0800618068
H. Paul Santmire
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 1991
Theology And The Sciences
Publisher: Augsburg Fortress Publishers – 1517 Media
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