Salvation Means Creation Healed: The Ecology of Sin and Grace: Overcoming the Divorce Between Earth and Heaven
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Issue Date
2011
Authors
Snyder, Howard A.
Scandrett, Joel
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Keywords
Salvation
Creation
Healing
Human ecology
Ecotheology
Mission of the church
Creation
Healing
Human ecology
Ecotheology
Mission of the church
Citation
Snyder, Howard A. and Joel Scandrett. Salvation Means Creation Healed: The Ecology of Sin and Grace: Overcoming the Divorce Between Earth and Heaven. Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, 2011.
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Table of Contents
Introduction: A healthy church on a sick planet? -- Pt. 1. The divorce of heaven and earth. The great divorce in Christian theology -- Church history: sealing the divorce -- Streams of renewal: hope for reconciliation -- The hole in the Christian worldview -- Pt. 2. The disease and the cure. The ecology of sin -- The groans of creation -- The gospel: a complete cure -- Interlude: God works in cycles and seasons -- Pt. 3. The healing mission of God. Mission: God, people, land -- Mission and the kingdom of God -- Mission, healing, and the end of eschatology -- Pt. 4. The healing community. Rediscovering the church -- The marks of healing community -- The community of Earth and Heaven -- Conclusion: Living new creation now.
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Cascade Books
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Alternative Title
The Ecology of Sin and Grace
Overcoming the Divorce Between Earth and Heaven
Overcoming the Divorce Between Earth and Heaven