Diversity of life. Water resources. Global climate change. Cities and global environment. We know that being a Christian involves ethical responsibility - but what exactly are our environmental obligations? This question is addressed by a distinguished team of scientists and biblical scholars.
How can we live more responsibly? Ruth Valerio highlights the threats to people and our planet, God's beloved creation. By adjusting our lifestyle and making small changes, we can live in a way that is both fair and simple.
Having been asked repeatedly for accessible biblical material on creation care, the author decided to write it himself, thereby plugging a gap in the market! Here is a message to honour our Creator. It will free us up, not tie us up in legalistic knots.
Should we live for today, and let the future take care of itself? Is everything just chance? Or is the future a land of opportunity, full of possibilities if only we knew how to grasp them? Do we have a future at all?
Develops a Christian environmental ethic, based on an understanding of the natural order as a dimension of God's good creation.
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