Mark I. Wallace is Professor of Religion and Environmental Studies at Swarthmore College and core faculty for the U.S. State Department¿s Institutes on Religious Pluralism at Temple University. His books include Green Christianity: Five Ways to a Sustainable Future and Finding God in the Singing River: Christianity, Spirit, Nature.
Mark I. Wallace is Professor of Religion and Environmental Studies at Swarthmore College and core faculty for the U.S. State Department¿s Institutes on Religious Pluralism at Temple University. His books include Green Christianity: Five Ways to a Sustainable Future and Finding God in the Singing River: Christianity, Spirit, Nature.
Mark I. Wallace is Professor of Religion and Environmental Studies at Swarthmore College and core faculty for the U.S. State Department¿s Institutes on Religious Pluralism at Temple University. His books include Green Christianity: Five Ways to a Sustainable Future and Finding God in the Singing River: Christianity, Spirit, Nature.
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Preface ix Introduction: Crossing the Species Divide 1 The Animal God Animism Feral Religion God of Beak and Feathers 1. Song of the Wood Thrush 20 The Singing Monk of the Crum Woods Nature Religion The Pigeon God Sacred Animals Christian Animism Divine Subscendence Avian Spirit Possession Return to the Crum Woods 2. The Delaware River Basin 50 Toxic Tour Heidegger s Root Metaphors Calling Spirit from the Deep Sacrament of Dirt and Spit Girard s Fear of Monstrous Couplings Green Mimesis The Pileated Woodpecker 3. Worshipping the Green God 81 Crum Creek Visitation Christian History Jesus and Sacred Land Augustine and Natalist Wonder Hildegard s Viriditas Pneumatology Rewilding Christian Worship 4. Come Suck Sequoia and Be Saved 113 John Muir s Christianimism Indian Removal in Yosemite The Great Code The Water Ouzel The Two Books Sequoia Religion Christianity and Mountainanity Are Streams from the Same Fountain 5. On the Wings of a Dove 141 Sagebrush Requiem Is Earth a Living Being? Suffering Earth Refreshment and Fragrance in the Hills A Tramp for God The Death of God God on the Wing Acknowledgments 173 Notes 177 Index 205
Preface ix Introduction: Crossing the Species Divide 1 The Animal God Animism Feral Religion God of Beak and Feathers 1. Song of the Wood Thrush 20 The Singing Monk of the Crum Woods Nature Religion The Pigeon God Sacred Animals Christian Animism Divine Subscendence Avian Spirit Possession Return to the Crum Woods 2. The Delaware River Basin 50 Toxic Tour Heidegger s Root Metaphors Calling Spirit from the Deep Sacrament of Dirt and Spit Girard s Fear of Monstrous Couplings Green Mimesis The Pileated Woodpecker 3. Worshipping the Green God 81 Crum Creek Visitation Christian History Jesus and Sacred Land Augustine and Natalist Wonder Hildegard s Viriditas Pneumatology Rewilding Christian Worship 4. Come Suck Sequoia and Be Saved 113 John Muir s Christianimism Indian Removal in Yosemite The Great Code The Water Ouzel The Two Books Sequoia Religion Christianity and Mountainanity Are Streams from the Same Fountain 5. On the Wings of a Dove 141 Sagebrush Requiem Is Earth a Living Being? Suffering Earth Refreshment and Fragrance in the Hills A Tramp for God The Death of God God on the Wing Acknowledgments 173 Notes 177 Index 205
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