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Author: John Mustol
Publisher: James Clarke & Co Ltd
Imprint: Lutterworth Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.30cm
, Height: 1.60cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.439kg
ISBN: 9780718895235
ISBN 10: 0718895231
Pages: 296
Publication Date: 25 January 2018
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Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
Christianity implies two great truths about humans: we are unique within creation and we are embedded members of it. Human dignity has been grounded in the first; human survival may now hinge on embracing the second. Dusty Earthlings is a prophetic call for precisely such a paradigm shift in our self - understanding - one that is faithful to the Scriptures, resonant with science, and crucial to a viable future. GLEN G. SCORGIE Professor of Theology, Bethel Seminary Mustol has unfolded, with a physician's insight, the richness - and crucial import for our time - of the biblical teaching that we share our dusty, creaturely status with the whole earth. At the same time, he expounds brilliantly on what it means to be made in the image of God. I will not teach another class on earthkeeping without requiring or recommending this splendid book. It is thorough, careful, brilliantly researched, readable, and very wise. LOREN WILKINSON Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies, Regent College
Christianity implies two great truths about humans: we are unique within creation and we are embedded members of it. Human dignity has been grounded in the first; human survival may now hinge on embracing the second. Dusty Earthlings is a prophetic call for precisely such a paradigm shift in our self - understanding - one that is faithful to the Scriptures, resonant with science, and crucial to a viable future. GLEN G. SCORGIE Professor of Theology, Bethel Seminary Mustol has unfolded, with a physician's insight, the richness - and crucial import for our time - of the biblical teaching that we share our dusty, creaturely status with the whole earth. At the same time, he expounds brilliantly on what it means to be made in the image of God. I will not teach another class on earthkeeping without requiring or recommending this splendid book. It is thorough, careful, brilliantly researched, readable, and very wise. LOREN WILKINSON Professor of Interdisciplinary Studies, Regent College
Author Information
John Mustol is a retired physician and PhD candidate at Fuller Theological Seminary. He is currently an adjunct faculty member at Bethel San Diego.
