God and Creation
Edited by David Ngaruiya Rodney Reed
Robert contributed a chapter, “A Vision of Eschatological-Environmental Renewal: Responding to an African Ecological Ethic.”
This collection of essays - the product of the 8th annual conference of the Africa Society of Evangelical Theology - wrestles with the topics of God and creation from distinctly African perspectives. Touching on topics from environmentalism, to ethnic conflict, to childlessness, the contributors present a powerful and timely reflection on the nature of God as creator and the implications of that identity on our relationship with the divine, with the earth, and with each other. Highlighting the rich wisdom of African voices, this book explores the particularities and complexities of an African cultural context, while presenting biblical truth that extends beyond geographical limits. Anyone interested in thinking theologically about our role in the universe God has made or what African culture, in dialogue with Scripture, has to teach us, will find this book to be an invaluable resource.
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