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Denis Edwards

Biography

Denis Edwards has served as a lecturer in Historical and Systematic Theology at Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia, and as a professorial fellow in theology at the Australian Catholic University (ACU) in Adelaide. Edwards has also been a member of ACU's Institute for Religion and Critical Inquiry, a fellow of the International Society for Science and Religion, and a member of the International Methodist-Roman Catholic Commission. Edwards's books include Christian Understandings of Creation (2017), How God Acts (2010), and Jesus the Wisdom of God (2005).

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A Faith Encompassing All Creation

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“What could be more important for Christians today than to read A Faith Encompassing All Creation? We are in desperate need of a vision of Christian faith that can inspire commitment and action to save the biodiversity of our planet. This book brings together a vibrant diversity of voices, men and women, young and old, from various Christian traditions, all committed to love for the Earth and all its creatures as God's good creation.”

A Primer in Ecotheology

Theology

“A Primer in Ecotheology offers far more than its modest title suggests. Celia Deane-Drummond is a leading scholar in ecotheology, and while she certainly offers her readers a user-friendly introduction to the field, she also invites them into a deep engagement with a wide range of urgent theological questions. This is a book that will be widely used in courses on ecological theology.”

Christian Faith and the Environment

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“A broad, generous, and insightful account of the relation between theology and ecology. Hill gives us a clear, comprehensive, and helpful guide to important issues. This book will be a very helpful resource for a great variety of people.”

Ecology in Jurgen Moltmann’s Theology

Theology

“Celia Deane-Drummond has emerged as a world leader in both ecological theology and in the broader engagement between science and theology of the early twenty-first century. It is fascinating and wonderfully instructive to see the way she engages critically with the ecological vision of Jurgen Moltmann, one of the great systematic theologians of the twentieth century, and a true pioneer among major theologians in his engagement with the ecological.”

Evidence of God

Science & Faith

“Nick Hawkes has written a book on science and Christian faith that is attractive, intelligent, and accessible to general readers. It shows clearly that Christian faith and science are not opposed to each other but in need of each other. This book will be of great interest not only to committed Christians seeking to see how their biblical faith relates to contemporary science, but also to all those searching for an authentic Christian spirituality for the twenty-first century.”

Imagining the Creator God

Science & Faith

“How we imagine and think about the universe has an enormous influence on the way we see its Creator. This book traces the cosmologies that have shaped our thought, and provided the context for our theologies of God, from Genesis and Plato to Stephen Hawking and beyond. A book of enormous learning, it is, nevertheless, wonderfully clear and accessible, honed by years of teaching. It will be of great help to teachers and students of theology, as well as general readers seeking to understand the universe and its relationship to God.”

The Wisdom of the Liminal

Science & Faith

“A bold, pioneering, and creative work. . . . Deane-Drummond builds on both her brilliant, wide-ranging insights into recent science and her explorations into the depth of the Christian theological tradition.”

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