By Michael Marsh on 06/09/2010
The gulf oil spill bears witness that we have rejected our earthliness, forgotten who we are, and broken the sacred connection between ourselves and our world. As Metropolitan John Zizioulas writes, “The human being has rejected his role as the priest of creation by making himself God in creation.”
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By Russell D. Moore on 06/09/2010
As I type this, I am looking out at the Gulf of Mexico…those waters I grew up with, gently lapping against the sand, are threatening to bring with them millions of gallons of oil…Five years after Hurricane Katrina leveled this hometown of mine, it is bracing for the worst environmental disaster in U.S. history…
Posted in Environment & Creation, Features | Tagged BP, Christian response to oil spill, Conservatism, Creation Care, environment, Evangelicalism, Gulf Coast, Gulf of Mexico, oil spill, Russell D. Moore |
By Scott Williams on 06/07/2010
Please join me in prayer for the families of those who died and were injured, for those whose lives and livelihoods have been affected, for those working to clean up the spill, and for God’s creatures and creations that are damaged…
Posted in Environment & Creation, Features | Tagged BP, Creation Care, Creation Hope, Environment & Creation, Gulf Coast, lament, oil spill, Prayer, Scott Williams |
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