Reading the Bible in the Context of the Ecological Threats of Our Time
This Is My Father's World The Case for Christian Treehugging
A Christian Environmental Manifesto
Christian Conscience and Earth Day
What does the gospel have to say about how Christians are to think about the environment? This article offers four thoughts that are related to the Bible's story of creation, fall, redemption, and consummation.
This Is My Father’s World: The Environment and Our Responsibility
The Christian and the Environment: Prophet, Priest, and King
What is a good Christian theological basis for protecting and developing the environment and the ecological system? After giving an overview of the environmental crisis the world is in, the author reflects on the threefold office of believers as prophets, priests, and kings, as it applies to the Christian and the environment.
Environmental Extremism: A One World View
The Christian view on stewardship of the environment is different from the worldly view of environmentalism. Colossians 2:22 shapes how Christians view the environment.
Here Come the Greens!
The Green Bible: A Version for Christian Environmentalists
The Green Christian?
Toward A Biblical Theology Of The Environment: Rebellion And Resurrection
The biblical account of the rebellion and fall of man and the impact it had on the environment warrants a biblical study on the theology of the environment. The resurrection of Christ and the hope it brought for the creation makes biblical teaching on the environment unavoidable.
Toward A Biblical Theology Of Environment: Introduction And Creation
The biblical account of creation, as well as the manner in which the Bible shows the relationship between man and creation, warrants a biblical study on the theology of the environment. This article shows that the biblical teaching of creation and the role of man as the image of God in creation shapes this perspective on the environment.
An Ecological Crisis? Who Cares??
Christians and the Environment
Eco-Apocalypse and the Real Climate Deniers
Creation and the Modern Environmental Movement
The New Age and Green Issues
Just Prices Today
Hartropp looks at the inadequacies of neo-classical economics. He compares it to the great Christian tradition of just price theory and examines the resurgence of just price economics in the Fair Trade Movement. Prices paid and received in markets should reflect justice to all the participants. Prices can be too low or too high.
Christian Environmentalism
This article looks at the Christian's responsibility towards the environment. Sometimes Christians abuse the mandate to have dominion over creation.