Priests of Creation

Foreword, Archbishop Rowan Williams

Introduction
Toward an Ecological Ethos: Theological Principles and Philosophical Presuppositions, John Chryssavgis and Nikolaos Asproulis

Chapter 1: The Eucharistic Vision of the World

Chapter 2: Preserving God's Creation: Historical and Theological Perspectives

Chapter 3: Creation Theology: Patristic Perspectives

Chapter 4: Priests of Creation

Chapter 5: Laudato Si': Ecumenical and Spiritual Perspectives

Chapter 6: The Book of Revelation and the Natural Environment

Chapter 7: Environment and Justice: A Theological Approach

Chapter 8: Ecological Asceticism: a Cultural Revolution

Chapter 9: Orthodoxy and the Ecological Crisis - A Theological Approach

Chapter 10: Religion and Science - An Ethical Approach

Chapter 11: Religion, Science, and the Environment

Chapter 12: Ethics versus Ethos: An Orthodox Approach to the Relationship between Ecology and Ethics

Chapter 13: Towards an Environmental Ethic

Chapter 14: Proprietors or Priests of Creation?

Chapter 15: Humanity and Nature: Learning from the Indigenous

Chapter 16: A Theological Approach to the Ecological Problem

Chapter 17: Human Beings and Animals: Monastic and Artistic Perspectives

Chapter 18: Communion and Communication

Chapter 19: St. Paul and the ecological problem

Conclusion: From Here to Where

Bibliography
Index