Landscapes of Christianity: Destination, Temporality, Transformation

Half Title\nSeries Page\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nFigures\nForeword\nIntroduction: Landscape Processes in the Making of Christianities\nPart I: Destinations\n	Chapter 1: Galactic shrines and the Catholic Cult of St. Padre Pio of Pietrelcina\n	Chapter 2: Sacralizing the Landscape: Water and the Development of a Pilgrimage Shrine\n	Chapter 3: Crucifix and Dirt: Catholic and Indigenous Origins of the Holy Earth of the Santuario de Chimayó\n	Chapter 4: Captivating Landscapes: Gender and Religion in Mormon Captivity Narratives\nPart II: Part Two Temporalities\n	Chapter 5: From the Messiah’s Glade to the Gods’ Mountains: Christian Landscapes of Africa and Asia\n	Chapter 6: Geography as Eschatology: Moral Freedom and Prophecy Fulfillment on Land and at Sea\n	Chapter 7: Imagining an Ethnic Ecumene: Evangelical Landscapes as Gentile, Jewish, and Native in the American South\nPart III: Transformations\n	Chapter 8: Landscape as Expressive Resource in Materializing the Bible\n	Chapter 9: When Mountains Move: Athonite Processions, Sacred Performance, and Overlapping Topographies\n	Chapter 10: The Garden of Eden in an Era of Over-Tourism: (Managing) New Testament Sacred Groves in the Holy Land\nAfterword: On Placing and Displacing in Christianity\nThe Work That Landscape Does: On Placing and Displacing in Christianity\nNotes\nReferences\nContributors\nIndex