Rooted and grounded :  essays on land and Christian discipleship / 
edited by Ryan D. Harker, Janeen Bertsche Johnson ; foreword by Luke Gascho. 
 - xxvi, 255 páginas ;  23 centímetros 
 - Studies in peace and scripture: Institute of Mennonite Studies ;  vol. 13 .
 - Studies in peace and scripture ;  vol. 13. .
<br/><br/>Bibliografía al final de cada capítulo Índice : páginas 241-255. 
<br/><br/> Land as kin: renewing our imagination /  Who gets to eat in the Garden of Eden? /  Rooted and grounded: yet holding the land loosely in trust /  Land and community in the book of Ruth /  Speaking from ground level: vineyards, fields, and trees among Israel's prophets /  Enduring hope, patient toil: Psalm 37 and YHWH's agrarian vision /  Healing, kairos, and land in the New Testament: eschatology and the end of empire /  The Apocalypse of John and theological ecosystems of destruction and escape /  Excerpts from Isaiah 34 (NRSV) and a contemporary interpretation /  A more excellent way: the promise of integrating theological education and agrarianism /  Lived theology in the Little Campbell Watershed: a primer on bioregional discipleship /  The theological place of land: watershed discipleship as re-placed cultural vision /  A curse more ancient? /  Eschatology shapes ethics: new creation and Christian ecological virtue ethics /  Holy ground: considering a sacramental ecclesiology in Berry's Port William /  Cultivating right desire: Wendell Berry's economic vision /  Creation care hymns /  On hollowed ground?: the ambivalent territoriality of Saint Justin's interpretation of the kingdom of God and its implications for contemporary Christian theological reflection /  Extracting faith, cultivating faith: Andean lessons on decolonizing Christian environmentalism /  "But it is nothing except woods": Anabaptists, ambitions, and a northern Indiana settlerscape, 1830-1841 /  Humanity from the humus: early American Mennonite humility theology as a resource for a grounded theological anthropology /  They were right: agrarian voices of Mennonite CPS men /  Sustainable agriculture as conscientious objection: perspectives from Japan /  Ellen F. Davis --  Wilma Bailey --  S. Roy Kaufman --  Elaine T. James --  Patricia K. Tull --  Ryan D. Harker --  Barbara Rossing --  Loren L. Johns --  Hannah E. Johnson --  Nathan T. Stucky --  Matthew Humphrey --  Laura Schmidt Roberts --  J. Matthew Bonzo --  Steve Bouma-Prediger --  Winn Collier --  Richard J. Klinedinst --  Adam M.L. Tice --  Nicholas R. Brown --  Ryan M. Juskus --  D. Ezra Miller --  Douglas D.H. Kaufman --  Rebecca Horner Shenton --  Raymond Epp.  Interlude one:  Interlude two:  Interlude three: 
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<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781498235549 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Uniform Titles: </label><br/>Biblia.--Antiguo Testamento--Crítica, interpretación,<br/>Bible.--Old Testament--Criticism, interpretation, etc.<br/>Bible.--Old Testament - Criticism, interpretation, etc.<br/>Bible.--Old Testament.
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Ecología humana--Aspectos religiosos--Cristianismo.<br/>Usos del suelo--Enseñanza bíblica.<br/>Ecología humana--Aspectos religiosos--Cristianismo.<br/>Human ecology--Religious aspects--Christianity.<br/>Land use--Biblical teaching.<br/>Human ecology--Religious aspects--Christianity.<br/>Land Use--Biblical Teaching.<br/>Human ecology--Religious aspects--Christianity.<br/>Land use--Biblical teaching.
<br/><br/><label>Index Terms--Genre/Form: </label><br/>Criticism, interpretation, etc.
<br/><br/><label>LC Class. No.: </label>BT695.5  / .R66 2016 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>261.88  / R8