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warning to humanity: a second notice. Bioscience 67(12):1026–1028. https://doi.org/10.1093/
biosci/bix125
Rogerson JW (2010) The creation stories: their ecological potential and problems. In: Horrell DG,
Cherryl H, Southgate C, Stavrakopoulou F (eds) Ecological Hermeneutics: Biblical, historical
and theological perspectives. T&T Clark, London, pp 21–31
Rubow C, Bird C (2016) Eco-theological responses to climate change in Oceania. Worldviews
20:150–168
Russell RJ (2008) Cosmology: from Alpha to Omega. Fortress Press, Minneapolis
Santmire P (1985) The travail of nature: the ambiguous ecolgical prmise of Christian theology.
Fortress, Philadelphia
Schaefer J (2014) Religious motivation for mitigating human-forced climate change: scientifically
informed, politically astute, and collaborative. International Journal of Climate Change Strategies
and Management 6(1):34–46
Siegel L, Cutter-Mackenzie-Knowles A, Bellert A (2018) Still ‘Minding the Gap’ sixteen years
later: (re)storying pro-environmental behaviour. Australian Journal of Environmental Education
34(2):189–203
Sire JW (2009) The Universe next door: a basic Worldview catalogue, Inter-Varsity Press (IVP)
Academic
Smith J (2010) Thinking in tongues: pentecostal contributions to Christian philosophy. Wm B
Eerdmans Publishing Company, Grand Rapids, MI
Spencer N, White R (2007) Christianity, climate change and sustainable living. Society for
Promoting Christian Knowledge, London
Spencer N, White R, Vroblesky (2009 Christianity, climate change, and sustainable living.
Hendrickson Publishers
Stavrakopoulou F (2010) Introduction to Part I. In: Horrell DG, Cherryl H, Southgate C,
Stavrakopoulou F (eds) Ecological hermeneutics: Biblical, historical and theological perspectives.
T&T Clark, London, pp 15–20
Steffen W, Sanderson A, Tyson P, Jäger J, Matson P, Moore B, Wasson R (2005) Global Change
and the Earth system: a planet under pressure. SpringerVerlag, Heidelberg
Steffen W, Grinevald J, Crutzen P, McNeill J (2011) The Anthropocene: conceptual and historical
perspectives. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society 369:842–867
Steffe W, Broadgate W, Deutsch L, Gaffney O, Ludwig C (2015, January 16) The trajectory of the
Anthropocene: the great acceleration. The Anthropocene Review, 2(1), 81–98
Stenmark L (2015) Storytelling and wicked problems: myths of the absolute and climate change.
Zygon 50(4):922–936
University of Exeter (n.d.) Uses of the Bible in environmental ethics. Retrieved July 31,
2019, https://web.archive.org/web/20160630133108/, http://humanities.exeter.ac.uk/theology/
research/projects/uses/projectoutline/
UN - United Nations (2019) UN report: nature’s dangerous decline ‘unprecedented’; species extinction rates ‘accelerating’. https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/blog/2019/05/nature-dec
line-unprecedented-report/
Wainwright E (2006) Women healing/healing women: the generization of healing in early
Christianity. Equinox, London
Weldon SP (2017) Science and Religion. In: Ferngren GB (ed) Science and religion: a historical
introduction. John Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, pp 3–19
White L (1967) The historical roots of our ecologic crisis. science, 155(3767), 10 March, pp 1203–
1207
Wilson E (2012) After secularism: rethinking religion in Global politics. Palgrave, Basingstoke
Yong A (2005) The spirit poured out on all flesh: pentecostalism and the possibility of global
theology. Baker Academic, Grand Rapids, MI