Browse: Home / theology of creation
By Chuck Summers on 06/30/2010
I’ve tried to think about how God sees this disaster. Because people are hurting I know God hurts too. The same thing goes for the wildlife. An entire ecosystem God created is threatened. This has to bring Him grief. God has asked us to be stewards of His Creation, not destroyers…
Posted in Environment & Creation, Features | Tagged BP oil spill, Christian response to oil spill, creation, Creation Care, creation groans, faith and the environment, Gulf Oil Spill, lament, new creation, oil spill, theology of creation |
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.”
Posted in Environment & Creation, Features | Tagged BP, Christian response to BP oil spill, creation, Creation Care, creation groaning, creation's lament, deepwater horizon, environment, Genesis 2:7, Gulf Oil Spill, oil spill, Priest of Creation, St. Anthony, St. Antony, theology of creation, witness of creation |
By Rich Vincent on 12/18/2009
An unbiblical view of creation will lead us to wrong living. Our theology affects our practice. Only a robust view of creation guides us in how we should live in God’s world.
Posted in Environment & Creation, Features, Theology | Tagged Biblical Worldview, Creation Care, psalm 104, Rich Vincent, science and faith, sustainable christian living, Theology, theology of creation, worldviews |
Recent Comments