The gardener's dirty hands : environmental politics and Christian ethics / Noah J. Toly.
2019
BT695.5 .T65 2019
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Title
The gardener's dirty hands : environmental politics and Christian ethics / Noah J. Toly.
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ISBN
9780190249441 (electronic book)
Published
New York, NY : Oxford University Press, 2019.
Language
English
Description
1 online resource.
Call Number
BT695.5 .T65 2019
Dewey Decimal Classification
261.88
Summary
In 'The Gardeners' Dirty Hands', Noah Toly engages the resources of Christian theological ethics to identify, explore and respond to the most salient feature of contemporary environmental challenges. In conversation with contributions to Christian ethics, Toly argues that modern environmental thought, global environmental governance, climate change and the Anthropocene are characterized by a struggle with the tragic, which may be described as the need to give up, forego, undermine or destroy one or more goods to possess or secure one or more other goods.
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Previously issued in print: 2019.
In 'The Gardeners' Dirty Hands', Noah Toly engages the resources of Christian theological ethics to identify, explore and respond to the most salient feature of contemporary environmental challenges. In conversation with contributions to Christian ethics, Toly argues that modern environmental thought, global environmental governance, climate change and the Anthropocene are characterized by a struggle with the tragic, which may be described as the need to give up, forego, undermine or destroy one or more goods to possess or secure one or more other goods.
In 'The Gardeners' Dirty Hands', Noah Toly engages the resources of Christian theological ethics to identify, explore and respond to the most salient feature of contemporary environmental challenges. In conversation with contributions to Christian ethics, Toly argues that modern environmental thought, global environmental governance, climate change and the Anthropocene are characterized by a struggle with the tragic, which may be described as the need to give up, forego, undermine or destroy one or more goods to possess or secure one or more other goods.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Description based on online resource; title from home page (viewed on May 10, 2019).
Series
Oxford scholarship online.
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Print version: 9780190249427
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