Wonders above, signs below : Pentecostal missiology and environmental degradation /
Wonders above, signs below : Pentecostal missiology and environmental degradation /
Pentecostal missiology and environmental degradation
edited by Eugene Baron & Amos Yong.
- xiv, 401 pages ; 23 cm illustration ;
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction: Framing the Pentecostal missiological concerns about environmental degradation / Scriptural perspectives -- The Apocalyptic destruction of the Earth in Isaiah 24 and its place in a Pentecostal ecotheology / The Sending and groaning Spirit: an Eco-pneumatological reading of Mark's Temptation Narrative and Romans 8:18-27 / Apocalyptic ecotheology: a Pentecostal contribution / Many tongues, many biocultural niches: a Pentecostal missiological response to language endangerment and environmental degradation / Theological Perspectives -- Greening Hollenweger: retrieving ecological dimensions from the Dean of Pentecostal Studies / Missio Dei, Imago Dei and the Spiritus Dei: Oneness Pentecostals and creation care / Materiality, interdependence and participation: viewing the renewal of creation through the lens of Pentecostal experience / Beyond Eco-Mission: toward a zoological imperative in theological discourse / Global Perspectives -- Pentecostals, poverty and the environmental crisis: recuperating an ecotheology among Pentecostals in Central and Eastern Europe / Towards an African Pentecostal ecotheology of the forest / "Praying with Holy Ghost Fire in Ghana's Natural Environment": a potential African Pentecostal contribution to eco-missiology / Not of this world? (Neo)Pentecostal responses to climate change and ecological crises / Ecumenical perspectives -- Pentecostal climate justice: ecological activism meets eestitution / Incarnation as a metaphysical key for missional Pentecostal ecotheology: a Marian Pentecostal observation / Cosmotheandric Eucharist, Contemplacostal Spirituality and the call to relational solidarity / Ecological imagination after Pentecost / Knowing God's mission as creation care: a missional Pentecostal ecclesiological conversation / Eugene Baron & Amos Yong -- Anita Davis & Jacqueline N. Grey -- Jeffrey Lamp -- Jon K. Newton -- Amos Yong -- A. J. Swoboda -- Joey Peyton -- Michael J. Frost -- Daniela Rizzo -- Melody J. Wachsmuth, Adrian Ana -- Ocen Walter Onen, Tanya Riches -- Kwame Oppong-Konadu, Sarah Korang Sansa / Eco-ecclesiology: repositioning classical Ghanaian Pentecostal ecclesiology toward creation care / Emmanuel Awudi -- Stian S�rlie Eriksen -- Harold D. Hunter -- Sanna Urvas -- Aizaiah G. Yong -- Andy Lord -- Eugene Baron. Part I: Part II: Part III: Part IV:
"In the face of climate change, biodiversity loss, increasing pollution, and the destruction of natural habitats, how can Christians responsibly care for the environment and sustain life? Building on emerging ecotheological and social-action scholarship, this book brings together twenty scholars to develop a Pentecostal missiology addressing the environmental crisis. Rich and comprehensive, the authors engage in critical biblical analysis of texts that provide an imperative for creation care, theological Pentecostal scholarship on mission and environmentalism, case studies from around the globe that illuminate current and emerging Pentecostal environmental mission praxis, and ecumenical dialogue between Pentecostal churches and the wider church's past. This is a must-read for all scholars, church leaders, and Christians engaged in missional work as it intersects with environmental care." --
9781786411525 9781786412591 9781786412607
Ecotheology.
Environmentalism--Religious aspects--Christianity.
Environmental degradation--Religious aspects--Christianity.
Pentecostal churches--Doctrines.
Pentecostal churches--Missions.
Pentecostalism.
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction: Framing the Pentecostal missiological concerns about environmental degradation / Scriptural perspectives -- The Apocalyptic destruction of the Earth in Isaiah 24 and its place in a Pentecostal ecotheology / The Sending and groaning Spirit: an Eco-pneumatological reading of Mark's Temptation Narrative and Romans 8:18-27 / Apocalyptic ecotheology: a Pentecostal contribution / Many tongues, many biocultural niches: a Pentecostal missiological response to language endangerment and environmental degradation / Theological Perspectives -- Greening Hollenweger: retrieving ecological dimensions from the Dean of Pentecostal Studies / Missio Dei, Imago Dei and the Spiritus Dei: Oneness Pentecostals and creation care / Materiality, interdependence and participation: viewing the renewal of creation through the lens of Pentecostal experience / Beyond Eco-Mission: toward a zoological imperative in theological discourse / Global Perspectives -- Pentecostals, poverty and the environmental crisis: recuperating an ecotheology among Pentecostals in Central and Eastern Europe / Towards an African Pentecostal ecotheology of the forest / "Praying with Holy Ghost Fire in Ghana's Natural Environment": a potential African Pentecostal contribution to eco-missiology / Not of this world? (Neo)Pentecostal responses to climate change and ecological crises / Ecumenical perspectives -- Pentecostal climate justice: ecological activism meets eestitution / Incarnation as a metaphysical key for missional Pentecostal ecotheology: a Marian Pentecostal observation / Cosmotheandric Eucharist, Contemplacostal Spirituality and the call to relational solidarity / Ecological imagination after Pentecost / Knowing God's mission as creation care: a missional Pentecostal ecclesiological conversation / Eugene Baron & Amos Yong -- Anita Davis & Jacqueline N. Grey -- Jeffrey Lamp -- Jon K. Newton -- Amos Yong -- A. J. Swoboda -- Joey Peyton -- Michael J. Frost -- Daniela Rizzo -- Melody J. Wachsmuth, Adrian Ana -- Ocen Walter Onen, Tanya Riches -- Kwame Oppong-Konadu, Sarah Korang Sansa / Eco-ecclesiology: repositioning classical Ghanaian Pentecostal ecclesiology toward creation care / Emmanuel Awudi -- Stian S�rlie Eriksen -- Harold D. Hunter -- Sanna Urvas -- Aizaiah G. Yong -- Andy Lord -- Eugene Baron. Part I: Part II: Part III: Part IV:
"In the face of climate change, biodiversity loss, increasing pollution, and the destruction of natural habitats, how can Christians responsibly care for the environment and sustain life? Building on emerging ecotheological and social-action scholarship, this book brings together twenty scholars to develop a Pentecostal missiology addressing the environmental crisis. Rich and comprehensive, the authors engage in critical biblical analysis of texts that provide an imperative for creation care, theological Pentecostal scholarship on mission and environmentalism, case studies from around the globe that illuminate current and emerging Pentecostal environmental mission praxis, and ecumenical dialogue between Pentecostal churches and the wider church's past. This is a must-read for all scholars, church leaders, and Christians engaged in missional work as it intersects with environmental care." --
9781786411525 9781786412591 9781786412607
Ecotheology.
Environmentalism--Religious aspects--Christianity.
Environmental degradation--Religious aspects--Christianity.
Pentecostal churches--Doctrines.
Pentecostal churches--Missions.
Pentecostalism.
