Living with Other Creatures: Green Exegesis and Theology

… a fine supplementary text in seminaries and graduate level classes.

–Christina Richie, Boston College “Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society”

… a tremendous amount of value in these essays.

–Phillip Sherman, Maryville College “Review of Biblical Literature”

… contributes toward opening exegetical and theological vistas that have previously been closed.

–J. David Stark, Adjunct Online Professor of Judeo-Christian Studies “Stone-Campbell Journal”

[Bauckham’s] mature reflection has resulted in a book that is exegetically and theologically rewarding.

–Beverly Roberts Gaventa “The Christian Century”

[Bauckham] aptly demonstrates that humanity is causing an ecological catastrophe that has been predicated on theological convictions. For this crisis to be remedied, it is necessary for Christians to shift their ecological outlook.

–Nick Elder, Marquette University “Theological Book Review”

Bauckham reminds the reader that, as Creator, God delights in and cares for all creation…. He wishes to recover the biblical view of human solidarity with the rest of creation by establishing creation’s own inherent value. (Five-star review)

–Bill Walker “Christianity Today”

Unveiling Christianity’s mandate for creation care