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Concern for the earth and biblical faith have had an uneasy relationship: ecological theologians have often cited biblical themes of dominion or mastery over the land as contributing to our present environmental crisis. Walker-Jones explores Psalm genres and important metaphors in the Psalms for earth, the environment, and living things, and traces their influence in contemporary culture, for example in recent films. He shows that the Psalms-like the earth that is our home-can be dangerous but also provide wonderful resources for life.

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Concern for the earth and biblical faith have had an uneasy relationship: ecological theologians have often cited biblical themes of dominion or mastery over the land as contributing to our present environmental crisis. Walker-Jones explores Psalm genres and important metaphors in the Psalms for earth, the environment, and living things, and traces their influence in contemporary culture, for example in recent films. He shows that the Psalms-like the earth that is our home-can be dangerous but also provide wonderful resources for life.
Autorenporträt
Arthur Walker-Jones is Associate Professor of Theology at the University of Winnipeg and co-chair of the Academic Teaching and Biblical Studies Section of the SBL. His writings include Hebrew for Biblical Interpretation (2003).