Routledge Reconstructing a Christian Theology of Nature Book

In the midst of a modern ecological crisis, this book explores the urgent need for humans to rethink their relationship with the natural world. It examines how our fundamental assumptions about God, the world, and humanity dictate our actions and impact the environment. Addressing the criticism that certain Christian traditions have historically contributed to the exploitation of nature, this work invites a deep reconsideration of theological frameworks. It seeks to move toward more responsible and sustainable ways of living by re-evaluating the theology of nature. Part of the Routledge Science and Religion Series, this text provides a serious academic look at how religious thought can address the environmental challenges of our time.