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C. W. Ayre et al.
Peck M (1998) The different drum, 2nd edn. New York, Touchstone
Rubow C, Bird C (2016) Eco-theological responses to climate change in Oceania. Worldviews:
Glob Relig, Cult, Ecol 20(2):150–168. https://doi.org/10.1163/15685357-02002003
Sampley P (2000) “Corinthians”. In the new interpreters Bible, Vol. XI. Abingdon Press, Nashville
Santmire HP (1985) The travail of nature—the ambiguous ecological promise of Christian theology.
Fortress Press, Minneapolis, MN
Savabieasfahani M, Alaani S, Tafash M, Dastgiri S, Al-Sabbak M (2015) Elevated titanium levels in
Iraqi children with neurodevelopmental disorders echo findings in occupation soldiers. Environ
Monit Assess 187(1):4127.https://doi.org/10.1007/s10661-014-4127-5
Siddiqui M (2005) When reconciliation fails: global politics and the study of religion. J Am Acad
Relig 73(4):1141–1153
Sire JW (2009) The universe next door: a basic worldview catalogue. Inter-Varsity Press (IVP).
Steffen W, Rockström W, Richardson K, Lenton TM, Folke C, Liverman D, Summerhayes CP,
Barnosky AD, Comell SE, Crucifix M, Donges JF, Fetzer I, Lade SJ, Scheffer M, Winkelmann R, Schellnhuber HJ (2018) Trajectories of the earth system in the anthropocene. PNAS
115(33):8252–8259. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1810141115
Swinton J (2000) From bedlam to shalom: towards a practical theology of human nature,
interpersonal relationships and mental health care. Peter Lang, New York
Swinton J (2012) From inclusion to belonging: a practical theology of community, disability
and humanness. J Relig, Disabil & Health 16:172–190. https://doi.org/10.1080/15228967.2012.
676243
TFP—The Forgiveness Project (n.d.) Desmond Tutu. https://www.theforgivenessproject.com/sto
ries/desmond-tutu/
UNEP—United Nations Environment Programme (2000) Earth and faith: a book of reflection for
action. Interfaith Partnership for the Environment, New York, 83 pp
Vasquez JA (2012) The war puzzle revisited. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/
CBO9780511627224
Vischer L (1980) Intercession. WCC, Geneva; reprinted 2015 Morning Star Publications, Melbourne
Volf M (1996) Exclusion and embrace: a theological exploration of identity, otherness and
reconciliation. Arbingdon Press, Nashville
Walker CC (2009) Peace like a diamond: facets of peace. Spectrum Publications, Melbourne
Westing AH (1981) Environmental impact of nuclear warfare. Environ Conserv 8(4):269–273.
https://doi.org/10.1017/S0376892900027971
White R (2008) Crimes against nature: environmental criminology and ecological justice. Willan,
Portland, OR
Zhang DD, Brecke P, Lee HF, He YQ, Zhang J (2007) Global climate change, war, and population
decline in recent human history. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 104(49):19214–19219
Clive W. Ayre (MA, BD, PhD) is an Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Queensland, and a retired Minister of the Word in the Uniting Church in Australia. He has served in
a variety of congregations, mainly in Queensland, and has been significantly involved in the
ecumenical movement. His tertiary education was at the University of Queensland. His published
work includes Earth, Faith and Mission: The Theology and Practice of Earthcare, based on his
PhD thesis, which was An Approach to Ecological Mission in and through the Christian Community in Australia. His principal interests relate to practical eco-theology and mission, ecumenism,
and reconciliation. Clive was born and educated in Brisbane, Australia and has been married to
Gail since 1968; they have three adult children and ten grandchildren.
Karenne Hills (BNurs, BCouns, MCouns, Grad Cert Couple Couns, Ph.D.) maintains a ‘portfolio
lifestyle’ with a number of professional interests in the fields of disability, tertiary education, counselling and nursing. She is a lecturer and course coordinator at Australian College for Professional
Counsellors (AIPC) and an adjunct lecturer at Christian Heritage College (CHC), in Brisbane,
C. W. Ayre et al.
Peck M (1998) The different drum, 2nd edn. New York, Touchstone
Rubow C, Bird C (2016) Eco-theological responses to climate change in Oceania. Worldviews:
Glob Relig, Cult, Ecol 20(2):150–168. https://doi.org/10.1163/15685357-02002003
Sampley P (2000) “Corinthians”. In the new interpreters Bible, Vol. XI. Abingdon Press, Nashville
Santmire HP (1985) The travail of nature—the ambiguous ecological promise of Christian theology.
Fortress Press, Minneapolis, MN
Savabieasfahani M, Alaani S, Tafash M, Dastgiri S, Al-Sabbak M (2015) Elevated titanium levels in
Iraqi children with neurodevelopmental disorders echo findings in occupation soldiers. Environ
Monit Assess 187(1):4127.https://doi.org/10.1007/s10661-014-4127-5
Siddiqui M (2005) When reconciliation fails: global politics and the study of religion. J Am Acad
Relig 73(4):1141–1153
Sire JW (2009) The universe next door: a basic worldview catalogue. Inter-Varsity Press (IVP).
Steffen W, Rockström W, Richardson K, Lenton TM, Folke C, Liverman D, Summerhayes CP,
Barnosky AD, Comell SE, Crucifix M, Donges JF, Fetzer I, Lade SJ, Scheffer M, Winkelmann R, Schellnhuber HJ (2018) Trajectories of the earth system in the anthropocene. PNAS
115(33):8252–8259. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.1810141115
Swinton J (2000) From bedlam to shalom: towards a practical theology of human nature,
interpersonal relationships and mental health care. Peter Lang, New York
Swinton J (2012) From inclusion to belonging: a practical theology of community, disability
and humanness. J Relig, Disabil & Health 16:172–190. https://doi.org/10.1080/15228967.2012.
676243
TFP—The Forgiveness Project (n.d.) Desmond Tutu. https://www.theforgivenessproject.com/sto
ries/desmond-tutu/
UNEP—United Nations Environment Programme (2000) Earth and faith: a book of reflection for
action. Interfaith Partnership for the Environment, New York, 83 pp
Vasquez JA (2012) The war puzzle revisited. Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/
CBO9780511627224
Vischer L (1980) Intercession. WCC, Geneva; reprinted 2015 Morning Star Publications, Melbourne
Volf M (1996) Exclusion and embrace: a theological exploration of identity, otherness and
reconciliation. Arbingdon Press, Nashville
Walker CC (2009) Peace like a diamond: facets of peace. Spectrum Publications, Melbourne
Westing AH (1981) Environmental impact of nuclear warfare. Environ Conserv 8(4):269–273.
https://doi.org/10.1017/S0376892900027971
White R (2008) Crimes against nature: environmental criminology and ecological justice. Willan,
Portland, OR
Zhang DD, Brecke P, Lee HF, He YQ, Zhang J (2007) Global climate change, war, and population
decline in recent human history. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 104(49):19214–19219
Clive W. Ayre (MA, BD, PhD) is an Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Queensland, and a retired Minister of the Word in the Uniting Church in Australia. He has served in
a variety of congregations, mainly in Queensland, and has been significantly involved in the
ecumenical movement. His tertiary education was at the University of Queensland. His published
work includes Earth, Faith and Mission: The Theology and Practice of Earthcare, based on his
PhD thesis, which was An Approach to Ecological Mission in and through the Christian Community in Australia. His principal interests relate to practical eco-theology and mission, ecumenism,
and reconciliation. Clive was born and educated in Brisbane, Australia and has been married to
Gail since 1968; they have three adult children and ten grandchildren.
Karenne Hills (BNurs, BCouns, MCouns, Grad Cert Couple Couns, Ph.D.) maintains a ‘portfolio
lifestyle’ with a number of professional interests in the fields of disability, tertiary education, counselling and nursing. She is a lecturer and course coordinator at Australian College for Professional
Counsellors (AIPC) and an adjunct lecturer at Christian Heritage College (CHC), in Brisbane,