The Cambridge Companion to Christianity and the Environment

1. Introduction Alexander J. B. Hampton; Part I. Concepts: 2. Naturalism, supernaturalism, and our concern for nature Fiona Ellis; 3. From disenchantment to enchantment: Mind, nature, and the divine spirit Joerg Lauster; 4. Human and nonhuman animals from secular and sacred perspectives Charles Taliaferro; 5. Anthropocentrism, biocentrism, stewardship and co-creation Robin Attfield; 6. Participation and nature in christian theology Andrew Davison; 7. The Book of nature Jacob Holsinger Sherman; Part II. Histories: 8. Environmental perspectives in ancient greek philosophy and religion Crystal Addey; 9. Medieval nature and the environment Kellie Robertson; 10. Natural philosophy in early modernity Nathan Lyons; 11. Protestantism, environmentalism, and limits to growth Mark Stoll; 12. Romanticism, transcendentalism, and ecological thought Laura Dassow Walls; 13. Contemporary religious ecology Sean J. McGrath; Part III. Engagements: 14. The sublime and wonder Emily Brady; 15. Religious traditions and ecological knowledge Michael S. Northcott; 16. Venerating earth: Three sacramental perspectives Jame Schaefer; 17. Nature and aesthetics: Methexis, mimesis and poiesis Alexander J.B. Hampton; 18. Sophia and the world Soul Douglas Hedley; 19. Creation and gender: A theological appraisal Willemien Otten.