From: Cmekve@aol.com
Date: Sun Sep 21 2003 - 19:56:09 EDT
In a message dated 9/20/2003 6:59:28 PM Mountain Standard Time,
tdavis@messiah.edu writes:
> Thank you for this, karl. I met Padgett when I spoke at the Oxford/CCCU
> workshops a few years ago. He's really bright, knows a lot about philosophy
> and intellectual history as well as theology and science. I'm looking
> forward to seeing these things myself.
>
> I also urged him to send PSCF an article.
>
> ted
>
>
Hi Ted. Thanks for the comment. As long as I'm pushing papers and books, I
might as well point out that the same issue of Dialog has a number of articles
on theology and environmental/ecological issues. Some of them will set the
teeth of part of this list on edge, but I'm partial to Paul Santmire's
excellent (IMHO) contribution "So that He might fill all things: Comprehending the
cosmic love of Christ".
Santmire recently retired from being a parish pastor and apparently has been
And for the liturgically inclined on the list, he also has a related paper "A
Karl
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: Sun Sep 21 2003 - 19:56:35 EDT
busy at the computer keyboard. He also has a paper in the Summer 2003
environmental theme issue of Christian Scholar's Review, along with others such as
Cal DeWitt, Loren Wilkinson, and (your colleagues at Messiah) Joseph Sheldon
and David Foster. Santmire has an interesting take on the stewardship theme in
"Partnership with nature according to the Scriptures: Beyond the theology of
stewardship". (Abstracts are available at <A HREF="http://www.hope.edu/resources/csr/XXXII4">
http://www.hope.edu/resources/csr/XXXII4> )
critical challenge for ecological theology: Liturgical renewal" in the
Sewanee Theological Review, 2003, v. 46, p. 423-446.
(See, I told you he's been busy!)
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Karl V. Evans
cmekve@aol.com