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Biodiversity Conservation: The Church's Responsibility

Biodiversity Conservation: The Church's Responsibility

Paperback

Religion General Environmental Studies

ISBN13: 9798868531255
Publisher: Xulon Press
Published: Aug 31 2026
Pages: 216
Weight: 0.50
Height: 0.49 Width: 5.25 Depth: 8.00
Language: English

The world today is confronted with an ecological crisis. The welfare of creation faces destruction by humans. While environmental concerns vary, the ultimate result of all is the destruction of biodiversity. Including species variety, genetic diversity and habitat health, biodiversity conservation is critical to life on Earth. This work seeks a uniquely Lutheran response. Biodiversity science, evolutionary theology and Lutheran theology, are examined to link biodiversity loss to Lutheran doctrine on the care of creation. Primary focus on the works of Martin Luther and Joseph Sittler is included. Conclusive understanding of human responsibility to respond exists, even where agreement regarding human-creation relationships diverge. Many people have lost an intimate connection with the nonhuman realm of nature. Lutherans must reinvigorate this connection through sound ecological preaching, environmentally centered study of Scripture and the sharing of eco-stories of experiencing nature in joy and celebration.

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