Table of Contents

Chapter 1 A single evolutionary process; Chapter 2 Coevolutionary organisms; Chapter 3 Description and distinction; Chapter 4 Contemporary theological circuits; Chapter 5 Evolutionary description; Chapter 6 Poietic process; Chapter 7 Justice and judgment; Chapter 8 Justice North and South; Chapter 9 Freedom for theology; Chapter 10 Freedom from competition; Chapter 11 Women and the ordering of Nature; Chapter 12 The ordering of God; Chapter 13 Life as gift event; Chapter 14 Sacred gift;

About the Author

Dr Anne Primavesi is former Research Fellow in Environmental Theology at the University of Bristol.

Reviews

'Sacred Gaia offers a number of deep insights and challenges to Christians and to all those who are concerned with the environment. The book is interesting and thought-provoking and is worth careful consideration.' - Green Christians

'This is a remarkable book ...' - Edward James

'I recommend this book to Friends interested in deepening their faith.' - Helen Fraser, The Friend

'This is a piece of visionary science and 'earthed' theology, taking the reader on a breathtaking tour of vast spheres of knowledge ... A challenging read in both senses: hard work, mind-stretching material, and opening up new vistas for a neglected area of theological thinking.' - Peter Selby, Theology

''She maps out this vast and alarming territory clearly in this vigorous and helpful book.' - Mary Midgley, The Tablet