Ecotheology 6.1/6.2 July 2001

Articles

• A Ecological Faith for the Global Era

  Lloyd Geering

  12-22

• Wilderness as the Kingdom of God

  Keith Morrison

  23-41

• On Being Public about Ecotheology

  Clive Pearson

  42-59

• The Ecocentric Challenge Climate Change and the Jewish Tradition

  Patricia Kopstein, Jim Salinger

  60-74

• At the Intersection of Ecofeminism and Religion Directions for Consideration

  Heather Eaton

  75-91

• Weaving Perspectives An Exploration of Economic Justice Based on the Work of Beverly Wildung Harrison and Marilyn Waring

  Eileen Kerwin Jones

  92-107

• The Significance of the Incarnation for Ecological Theology A Challenging Approach

  Cristina Vanin

  108-122

• Land Ideologies that Inform a Contextual Maori Theology of Land

  Tui Cadigan

  123-137

• Living on the Land Ecotheology in Rural New Zealand

  Robyn McPhail

  138-151

• Ecotheology in Search of a Context Land's Edge in PThis article reflects the ways in which contexts can be rendered for ecotheological work, on the assumption that ecotheology and contex-tual theology are inextricably linked. To be takatrick White's Voss

  Geoffrey Lilburne

  152-166

• The Sacred Edge Seascape as Spiritual Resource for an Australian Eco-eschatology

  Nancy M. Victorin-Vangerud

  167-185

• Seeing through God Towards an Eco A/Theology

  Michael Grimshaw

  186-199