Redeeming the Sense of the Universal: Scandinavian Creation Theology on Politics and Ecology

Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Acknowledgments
Contributors
Introduction
	Trygve Wyller, Johanna Gustafsson Lundberg, Niels Henrik Gregersen: Redeeming Non-Toxic Universalities
Part One: Politics
	1. Svein Aage Christoffersen: Usus Evangelicus Legis: Care and Revolt in Scandinavian Creation Theology
	2. Trygve Wyller: Spaces of Trust and Pathos: Some Traces for a Future SCT-Inspired Political Theology
	3. Johanna Gustafsson Lundberg: Stigma and Play: New Paths for a Non-Toxic Universal Anthropology in Theology
	4. Elisabeth Gerle: Hannah Arendt and Scandinavian Creation Theology Revisited: The Pre-Political and Political in Mutual Dependency
	5. Cecilia Nahnfeldt: A Phenomenology of Intuition: Emilia Fogelklou’s Contribution to Lived Ethics
	6. Else Marie Wiberg Pedersen: Scandinavian Creation Theology and Politics: Gender and Humanization of Church and State
	7. Lovisa Nyman: Human Trans/formation or Human Becoming? Emancipation, Democracy, and the Resurgence of Platonic Desire
	8. Carsten Schuerhoff: A Grain of Wheat: The Church as De-Centered Centering. Towards Dialogue between Scandinavian Creation Theology and Postcolonial Perspectives
	9. Helena Margrethe Strandli Schmidt: Performative No-Bodies: Undoing Universality
Part Two: Ecology
	10. Jan-Olav Henriksen: Theology and Climate Change
	11. Jakob Wolf: Ecology in Scandinavian Creation Theology: The Løgstrupian Tradition
	12. Niels Henrik Gregersen: A Wealth of Resonance and Dissonance: K.E. Løgstrup and Hartmut Rosa
	13. Cecilie Rubow: Three Ecologies in Danish Eco-Theology
	14. Ryszard Bobrowicz, Michael Schüßler: Reading Laudato Si’ in Light of Scandinavian Creation Theology
	15. Mikkel Gabriel Christoffersen: Environmental Shame and the Solidarity of Creation Theology
	16. Jacob Worsøe: Creation, Conservation and the Imagination of Pristine Wilderness
	17. Torbjørn Brox Webber: Creation Theology and Climate Change: Sustainable Justice or Green Colonialism?
	18. Allen G. Jorgenson: Land, Martyrdom and Mission in a Pluralistic World
Index