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Like other creatures, human beings are inhabitants of their ecosystems. But are humans good inhabitants? According to Jennifer Ayres, the way of inhabitance is stubbornly elusive. The work of understanding, loving, and tending God's world is constrained by patterns of alienation, exploitation, and systemic neglect and injustice.

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Introduction: To Inhabit the World Part One 1. Longing for Home 2. Becoming Inhabitants Part Two 3. Religious Education for Inhabitance 4. Educational Practices for Inhabitance Part Three 5. Located, Dislocated, Relocated 6. Embracing Vulnerability Conclusion: Christian Hope in the Anthropocene

Inhabitance

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    A Hardback by Jennifer R. Ayres

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      Publisher: Baylor University Press
      Publication Date: 10/30/2019 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9781481311373, 978-1481311373
      ISBN10: 1481311379

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Like other creatures, human beings are inhabitants of their ecosystems. But are humans good inhabitants? According to Jennifer Ayres, the way of inhabitance is stubbornly elusive. The work of understanding, loving, and tending God's world is constrained by patterns of alienation, exploitation, and systemic neglect and injustice.

      Table of Contents
      Introduction: To Inhabit the World Part One 1. Longing for Home 2. Becoming Inhabitants Part Two 3. Religious Education for Inhabitance 4. Educational Practices for Inhabitance Part Three 5. Located, Dislocated, Relocated 6. Embracing Vulnerability Conclusion: Christian Hope in the Anthropocene

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