Creaturely theology : on God, humans and other animals /
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London :
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2009.
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Table of Contents:
- Part. I. Historical approaches
- ch. 1. Towards a Thomistic theology of animality / John Berkman
- ch. 2. The anxiety of the human animal : Martin Luther on non-human animals and human animality / David Clough
- ch. 3. Animals in Orthodox iconography / Esther D. Reed
- Part II. Systematic approaches
- ch. 4. The redemption of animals in an incarnational theology / Denis Edwards
- ch. 5. The way of all flesh : rethinking the Imago Dei / David S. Cunningham
- Part III. Hermeneutical approaches
- ch. 6. The question of the creature : animals, theology and Levinas' dog / Aaron S. Gross
- ch. 7. The animals we write on : encountering animals in texts / Rachel Muers
- ch. 8. Elves, hobbits, trolls and talking beasts / Stephen R.L. Clark
- Part IV. The moral status of animals
- ch. 9. Slouching towards Jerusalem? : an anti-human theology of rough beasts and other animals / Peter Manley Scott
- ch. 10. Are animals moral? : taking soundings through vice, virtue, conscience and imago dei / Celia Deane-Drummond
- ch. 11. Humans, animals, evolution and ends / Neil Messer
- Part V. Ecological perspectives
- ch. 12. 'They shall not hurt or destroy in all my holy mountain' (Isaiah 65.25) : killing for philosophy and a creaturely theology of non-violence / Michael Northcott
- ch. 13. The new days of Noah? : assisted migration as an ethical imperative in an era of climate change / Christopher Southgate.