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Subject(s)

• Ecotheology [Browse]
• Human ecology—Religious aspects—Christianity [Browse]
• Creation [Browse]
• Augustine of Hippo, Saint 354-430 [Browse]

Editor

• Doody, John, 1943- [Browse]
• Paffenroth, Kim, 1966- [Browse]
• Smillie, Mark [Browse]

Series

• Augustine in conversation [More in this series]
• Augustine in conversation: tradition and innovation [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references (pages 197-207) and index.

Contents

• "But enough about me": what does Augustine's Confessions have to do about Facebook? / Sallie McFague
• Augustine and ecology: St. Augustine's reflections on Genesis and human care for nature / Rosemary Radford Ruether
• The moral teachings of St. Augustine and the Roman Catholic Church regarding the environment: a comparison / Marie I. George
• Anthropocene as empire: an Augustinian anthropology for "keeping the wild" / Joseph Kelley
• Interdependent and vulnerable: sustainability and Augustinian theological anthropology / Cyrus P. Olsen III
• Saint Augustine on "saving both men and beasts" / David Vincent Meconi
• Towards an Augustinian eco-theology / John J. O'Keefe
• Saint Augustine: patron saint of the environment? / James R. Peters
• Augustine's Trinitarian sacramental sensibilities, influence, and significance for our imperiled planet / Jame Schaefer
• Saint Augustine and the goodness of creation / Daniel R. Smith
• A green Augustine: what Augustinian theology can contribute to eco-theology / Mark Wiebe.

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ISBN

• 9781498541909 ((hardcover : alkaline paper))
• 1498541909 ((hardcover : alkaline paper))

LCCN

2016031321

OCLC

953525436

Other standard number

• 99969689813

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