Rooted and grounded essays on land and Christian discipleship

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Otros Autores: Gascho, Luke, 1952- (prologuista.), Harker, Ryan D. (Editor), Johnson, Janeen Bertsche (Editor)
Formato: Libro
Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: Eugene, Oregon : Pickwick Publications, [2016].
Colección:Studies in peace and scripture ; vol. 13.
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  • Land as kin: renewing our imagination / Ellen F. Davis
  • Who gets to eat in the Garden of Eden? / Wilma Bailey
  • Rooted and grounded: yet holding the land loosely in trust / S. Roy Kaufman
  • Land and community in the book of Ruth / Elaine T. James
  • Speaking from ground level: vineyards, fields, and trees among Israel's prophets / Patricia K. Tull
  • Enduring hope, patient toil: Psalm 37 and YHWH's agrarian vision / Ryan D. Harker
  • Healing, kairos, and land in the New Testament: eschatology and the end of empire / Barbara Rossing
  • The Apocalypse of John and theological ecosystems of destruction and escape / Loren L. Johns
  • Interlude one: Excerpts from Isaiah 34 (NRSV) and a contemporary interpretation / Hannah E. Johnson
  • A more excellent way: the promise of integrating theological education and agrarianism / Nathan T. Stucky
  • Lived theology in the Little Campbell Watershed: a primer on bioregional discipleship / Matthew Humphrey
  • The theological place of land: watershed discipleship as re-placed cultural vision / Laura Schmidt Roberts
  • A curse more ancient? / J. Matthew Bonzo
  • Eschatology shapes ethics: new creation and Christian ecological virtue ethics / Steve Bouma-Prediger
  • Holy ground: considering a sacramental ecclesiology in Berry's Port William / Winn Collier
  • Cultivating right desire: Wendell Berry's economic vision / Richard J. Klinedinst
  • Interlude two: Creation care hymns / Adam M.L. Tice
  • On hollowed ground?: the ambivalent territoriality of Saint Justin's interpretation of the kingdom of God and its implications for contemporary Christian theological reflection / Nicholas R. Brown
  • Extracting faith, cultivating faith: Andean lessons on decolonizing Christian environmentalism / Ryan M. Juskus
  • "But it is nothing except woods": Anabaptists, ambitions, and a northern Indiana settlerscape, 1830-1841 / D. Ezra Miller
  • Humanity from the humus: early American Mennonite humility theology as a resource for a grounded theological anthropology / Douglas D.H. Kaufman
  • They were right: agrarian voices of Mennonite CPS men / Rebecca Horner Shenton
  • Interlude three: Sustainable agriculture as conscientious objection: perspectives from Japan / Raymond Epp.