A Problem for Theology: The Concept of Nature
The growing general awareness that the order of nature within which man lives is a delicate ecological balance a balance which cannot be indiscriminately exploited by men much longer without destroying the continuing possibility of human life has not been without repercussions among theologians....
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[1972]
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Harvard theological review
Year: 1972, Volume: 65, Issue: 3, Pages: 337-366 |
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| 520 | |a The growing general awareness that the order of nature within which man lives is a delicate ecological balance a balance which cannot be indiscriminately exploited by men much longer without destroying the continuing possibility of human life has not been without repercussions among theologians. There is an increasing attentiveness to nature as a theological problem and an interest in developing theologies of ecology and conservation. In addition there appears to be a growing belief that the theological focus on history in recent years has been extravagant or even entirely misplaced: it has turned attention in theology away from the natural world, which is our real home; it has led to a theological ignoring of the natural sciences and has thus helped to isolate theology from some of the most important and influential streams of human learning in modern culture; and it has contributed to and mightily re-enforced man's sense of self-importance and insularity, for history is preeminently the human story, and the God of history seems principally involved in transactions with men (although of course he is said to be the creator and father of all). What we need, we are told, is a theology of nature that will enable us to understand the orders of life and being within which we live and of which we are part, and even a natural theology that will illuminate for us, and teach us properly to worship, the God implicit in nature. | ||
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