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Special Issue on the Environment: Down-to-Earth Theology
Sins of Emission
No politician seriously believes that Americans are willing to deal with global warming. Is it too late to prove them wrong? by Bill McKibben
Consider the Turtles of the Field
Many evangelicals find themselves in an emerging theological habitat, where care of creation is central to mission.
by Brian McLaren
Rockfish, Redfish, Stockfish, Foodfish
Seven biblical principles for the care of creation.
by Susan Power Bratton
Shamans, Lumberjacks, and Hunters
Who will save the Amazon?
by David Batstone
To Serve and Preserve
The Bible calls us to dominion over creation. Or does it?
by Ched Myers
Finding Refuge in God's New Earth
How ministry with migrant workers led the author and his family back to the land.
by Bob Ekblad
Editorials
A Vote for the Earth
People of faith should keep the environment in mind as they enter the voting booth.
by Jim Rice
Columns
Hearts & Minds: Evangelical Social Conscience
by Jim Wallis
Eyes & Ears: What If It's All True?
Mark Lombardi tried to visualize the spirit of his age.
by Danny Duncan Collum
H'rumphs: Squirreling Away for the Winter
by Ed Spivey Jr.
Departments
Living the Word
Reflections on the Common Lectionary, Cycle C
by Michaela Bruzzese
Poetry: Semipalmated Sandpipers at Hopewell Cape
by Sarah Rossiter
Reviews
Eco-Theology Gems
The best reading on Christianity and the environment.
by Tanya Marcovna Barnett
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