Green Theology: Emerging 21st-century Muslim and Christian Discourses on Ecology (Sapientia Islamica, 7)

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Acknowledgements
Note on Transliteration and Dates
Lejla Demiri — Introduction
Part I: Homo Sensibilis: Harmony and Chaos in the Cosmos
	Rusmir Mahmutcehajic — On Rediscovering Anthropo-Cosmic Integrity
	Rebecca S. Watson and Meric Srokosz — Chaos and Cosmos: Biblical Perspectives for a Changing World
Part II: Theologies of Nature: Divine Stewardship and Anthropocentrism
	Dave Bookless — The Place of Biodiversity in the Purposes of God
	Ingrid Mattson — Rethinking Islam and Animism: Connecting with the Community of Created Beings
	Mujadad Zaman — Education as Ecology: Lessons from Premodern Learning Cultures
Part III: ‘Mother Nature’: Poetics of Self in Nature
	Oleh Kindiy — The Concept of Autarkeia of Clement of Alexandria and its Influence on Contemporary Eco-Theology
	Ralf K. Wüstenberg — Calvin and Ghazali: Theologies of Creation in Comparative Perspectives
	Munjed M. Murad — Perceiving Nature: Rumi on Human Purpose and Cosmic Prayer
Part IV: Environment, Economics and Theology
	Samir Mahmoud — Towards an Islamic Theology of the Built Environment
	Augustinos Bairactaris — The Ecological Crisis as a Challenge for Religious Connectedness and Reconciliation
	Yaqub Chaudhary — Illuminating Ecology: Transnaturism and the Ecological Crisis
	Tim Winter — Afterword
Contributors
Index of Names and Subjects