Oxford University Press Ecologies of Grace by Willis Jenkins - Oxford University Press

Explore the connection between faith and the natural world in Ecologies of Grace. This book addresses the struggle within Christianity to connect earthly living with a relationship with God. As people of faith look for ways to respond to the environmental crisis, Willis Jenkins provides a necessary framework for understanding these responses through a theological lens. Jenkins offers a field-shaping introduction to Christian environmental ethics. By looking at how religious practices use concepts of grace, the text maps how Christian environmental strategies draw from traditions of salvation. This work serves as a resource for anyone looking to renew theology and understand how environmental concerns fit into a spiritual context. Whether you are a student of religion or a person of faith looking for practical ways to engage with the earth, this book provides a deep look into the intersection of theology and ecology.