What did Noah do about trash? a theology of garbage

John E Swanson

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What did Noah do about trash? a theology of garbage

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John E Swanson. What Did Noah Do About Trash? a Theology of Garbage. Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/eef1a449-a2f9-442d-80db-9277e0e2d507?locale=es.

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J. E. Swanson. What did Noah do about trash? a theology of garbage. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/eef1a449-a2f9-442d-80db-9277e0e2d507?locale=es

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John E Swanson. What Did Noah Do about Trash? a Theology of Garbage. Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/eef1a449-a2f9-442d-80db-9277e0e2d507?locale=es.

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John E Swanson

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What humans consider waste and how waste is disposed of will determine the course of future use of natural resources and the quality of the natural life-support systems. The theological grounding for a change in attitude is how the Christian understands the 'good' of creation, human responsibility as a species, the sin in technology, the 're-con-cycling' activity of God, and the green covenantal relationship between God, humans, and non-humans. The behavioral grounding is in understanding the difference between 'cycles' and 'streams' in the management of waste.

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