Quakers, Creation Care, and Sustainability - Stephen Potthoff - Bog

From the Introduction: "Perhaps the Quaker tradition's activist tactics coupled with contemplative spirituality could prove a useful offering as future Friends and others seek ways to engage in the work of personal and societal transformation." About This Collection: >Critical Acclaim for this Volume: "This is the richest resource on Quakerism and creation care to date! Rooted in deep spirituality and practical experience, the chapters canvas the topic from history to theology, from academics to activism. I have never seen the case for a distinctively Quaker call to stewardship presented with this breadth and force before."― Philip Clayton, Ingram Professor of Theology at the Claremont School of Theology and author of Adventures in the Spirit "On page two of George Fox's Journal, he talked about the three great loves of our religion: love of God, love of neighbor, and love of God's good earth. This remarkable collection speaks to all three loves in the Quaker past, present, and future. I was inspired and moved by the insights, wisdom, and faithfulness evidenced in this book." -- Steve Chase, Manager of Academic Initiatives at the International Center on Nonviolent Conflict and author of Letters to a Fellow Seeker About the Editors: Cherice Bock teaches in the Creation Care Program at Portland Seminary of George Fox University and served as visiting professor of environmental studies at the Oregon Extension in 2018. Stephen Potthoff serves as associate professor of religion and philosophy at Wilmington College in Ohio. Contributors: Rebecca Artinian-KaiserCherice Bock (editor)Mike HellerDouglas J. BurksJean MulhernCathy PitzerChristy RandazzoJon R. KershnerS. Chagala NgesaLonnie ValentineLaurel KearnsStephen Potthoff (editor)James W. HoodCraig GoodworthRobert HowellSara Jolena WolcottDonald A. SmithKyle DellMarlene McCauleyGail WebsterShelley TanenbaumWalter Hjelt SullivanJudy LumbSusanna MattinglyApril MaysEmily WirzbaEmmett Witkovsky-Eldred