John Grim

Christodao

Theology

“This book is pathbreaking. Professor Heup Young Kim brings together his decades-long studies in theology—East and West—to bear on the critical issues of our time. His profound knowledge of Christian theology as well as Confucian cosmology makes this book a unique contribution to interreligious dialogue. There are few people who have developed such an in-depth understanding of these traditions in the contemporary world. Professor Kim has written about and participated in dialogue between Christianity and Confucianism for decades. Indeed, this is a culmination of his trilogy of books on this topic beginning in 2017. His academic contributions do not end here, though. He brings his scholarship to bear on original reflections on the critical problems of environment and AI. He illustrates how a cosmological perspective infused with qi (matter-energy) provides a more inclusive worldview for care for our living earth community. Moreover, he provides a sophisticated perspective on the ethical challenges of AI in the global context. With its call for a Way of right resonance, this superb book will be a lasting contribution to our shared planetary future. Our gratitude is boundless!”

Five White Swans

Arts & Literature

“Lisanne Winslow has written a beautiful book that is alive with a vibrant ecospiritual sensibility. This is much needed for our times and for all future generations.”

God is Green

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“Robert Shore-Goss has written a beautiful meditative overview of greening in Christianity. [It is] not simply a fact-following-fact landscape but a weaving of the reader and author as participants in contemporary Christian ecological locations. Like a Compostela pilgrimage, the journey of reading here is challenging, communal, and playful all the way.”

The Planet You Inherit

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Larry Rasmussen has created a unique collection of letters that will resonate not only with his grandchildren but with all those seeking a way forward through the climate emergency. To have anxiety about the future of the Earth community is to be awake in a broken world. Larry shows us how we might navigate this with empathy, compassion, and courage.”