Beyond Stewardship? Dietrich Bonhoeffer on Nature
This article questions whether the model of stewardship is helpful in considering Christian responsibility towards non‐human nature and proposes a different way of treating the issue of care of the environment. In an extended engagement with the theology of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, the article argues th...
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Journal of beliefs and values
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