Fall 1992 · Vol. 21 No. 2
From the Editors: Earthkeeping
Elmer A. Martens
2
Assessing World Resources
Leonard B. Siemens
3–12
A Lament of the Earth
Randy Klassen
13–14
Ecology According to the New Testament
Gordon Zerbe
15–26
Forward to the Garden of Eden
27–36
Environmental Issues, Salvation History, and Decision Making
Lee Balzer
37–46
What Are We Fighting For?
Will Friesen
47–53
The Environment: What Can Christians Do?
Dave Hubert
54–59
Recent Christian Thinking on the Environment: A Bibliographical Essay
Daryl Kutz
60–64
Recommended Reading
The Environment and the Christian
Spencer Estabrooks
65–67
Current Research
68–69
Book Reviews
ed. Loren Wilkinson,
Earthkeeping in the 90’s: Stewardship of Creation
Max R. Terman
70–71
ed. Calvin B. DeWitt,
The Environment and the Christian: What Can We Learn from the New Testament?
Art Meyer and Jocele Meyer,
Earthkeepers: Environmental Perspectives on Hunger, Poverty and Injustice
Michael Kunz
72–73
April Yamasaki,
Remember Lot's Wife and Other Unnamed Women of the Bible
Katie Funk Wiebe
73–74
Santosh Raj,
Understanding Sikhs and Their Religion: A Christian Perspective
Alicia Hughes-Jones
74–75
Hans Kasdorf,
Flammen unausloeschlich: Mission der Mennoniten unter Zaren und Sowjets, 1789-1989
Peter M. Hamm
75–77
ed. Gerald R. Brunk,
Menno Simons: A Reappraisal
Linda Matties
77–79
D. Edmond Hiebert,
The Epistles of John: An Expositional Commentary
Rueben Baerg
79–81
ed. S. Mark Heim,
Faith to Creed: Ecumenical Perspectives on the Affirmation of the Apostolic Faith in the Fourth Century
Stephen Varvis
81–86
Historical Endnotes
Kevin Enns-Rempel
87
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