
Mark Brett and I wrote a little thing: ‘Creation, God, and the Coronavirus’. Theology 123, no. 5 (2020), 346–52.
The Abstract reads:
This short reflection argues that, in the face of natural crises that occur in the world, responsible Christian speech requires a much fuller and more thickly textured understanding of creation than is often presented. Reading the Bible leads us to avoid speculating on the origins or purposes of such crises. Rather, it bears witness to the divine promise of hope in the healing justice of God, and calls human persons and human communities to participate in that justice through responsible action.
I’ve just read this, Jason, and found it quite thought-provoking; thanks for writing it (along with Mark).
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Thanks Terry. Hope it was worthwhile, and that any thoughts it provoked are fruitful ones.
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Oh, definitely fruitful!
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