I have just finished two books. One is about the Adelaide ecofaith community: its origins and purpose. The other, "Worshipping Evolutions' God," is a compilation of some of the thelogical input, or "sermons" I road tested with that commuity.
Ecological footprint articles,such as "The Earth is the Lord's, but we need more than one" are collected at the global footprinting part of this site.
Confessions of a Faith Community, a short piece for an online Uniting Church 'zine.
My thesis, Biocentric Theology:
Christianity celebrating humans as an ephemeral part of life, not the
centre of it is available from the Flinders Uni library, and their online thesis
collection. You can also download a range of smaller, single spaced versions here.
There is a now slightly outdated powerpoint which translates some of the thesis into a kids talk.
Rethinking the Genesis creation stories. Contribution to On Dit, Environment Edition 2006
Or read a longer version of the On Dit article
Evolution and Christian Fundamentalism: United against Conservation. On Dit, Environment Edition 2006 |
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