Perspectives on Nature and Environmental Ethics in the Hebrew Bible
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Johannes Unsok Ro, Mari Joerstad, Kevin Chau, and William R. Stewart : Introduction: Perspectives on Nature and Environmental Ethics in the Hebrew Bible Part I: Memory StudiesRaymond F. Person, Jr. : Down in the Dirt with Deuteronomy: A Pig Farmer Reflects on Writing a Commentary - Daniel Bodi : The Living Waters Flowing from the Jerusalem Temple Regenerating and Healing the World - Johannes Unsok Ro and William R. Stewart : "Give Ear, O Heavens, and I Will Speak": Cultural Memory and the Non-Human Creation in Deuteronomy Part II: Comparative StudiesEckart Otto : Nature, Law and Dominion as the Key to an Environmental Ethics in Ancient Oriental Mythology, Biblical Theology and Greek Philosophy - Thomas Römer : How Much Did the Crisis of 587 BCE Trigger an Interest in Environmental Questions? A Comparison between the Deuteronomistic History and the Priestly Code - Yoshinori Sano : Ethical Functions of the Earth in Hesiod's Epic in Comparison with the Functions of the Earth in Genesis 1-6 - Thomas D. McGlothlin : The Anthropocentrism of Theophilus of Antioch Part III: Case StudiesMari Joerstad : I Have Healed These Waters: The Works of Elisha and Animism - Kevin Chau : Brotherly Nature and Nature Metaphors in Jacob's Farewell Poem - Laurie J. Braaten : Earth as Good Neighbor in Habakkuk
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