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The hope of the earth- [e-book] : A process eschatological eco-ethics
The hope of the earth- [e-book] : A process eschatological eco-ethics
자료유형  
 학위논문
ISBN  
9780542021213
저자명  
Lee, Seung Gap
서명/저자  
The hope of the earth - [e-book] : A process eschatological eco-ethics / by Seung Gap Lee
발행사항  
Madison, New Jersey : Drew University, 2005.
형태사항  
313 p.
주기사항  
Chair: Catherine Keller.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Drew University, 2005.
초록/해제  
요약 : The principal purpose of this dissertation is to propose a process eschatological eco-ethics as a theological model for the Christian communities as they face the challenge of responding to the ecological crisis arising throughout the world. Toward this end, this study pursues the following interrelated objectives: first, to articulate a process eschatology through discussion of the decisive process notions of God and God's way of dealing with the creation; second, to propose a set of principles for a process eschatological eco-ethics; and third, to evaluate those process eschatological eco-ethical principles by engaging them in a critical dialogue with Jürgen Moltmann's political and ecological eschatology. In conclusion, this study proposes a process eschatological eco-ethics for the churches, and particularly for Christians in South Korea, where socio-political and economic injustice along with current ecological crisis is worsening due to effects of global development and political hegemony that remain unchecked by evangelical and mainline churches.
초록/해제  
요약 : Through an exploration of the writings of John B. Cobb Jr., Schubert Ogden, Jay B. McDaniel, Charles Birch, Marjorie H. Suchocki, and Catherine Keller, the dissertation distills a vision of genuine openness to future possibilities. This eschatology is gathered from such process notions as the self-limitation of divine power, human freedom/self-determination, creativity, and the divine preservation of all values. Each of these notions serves as an eco-ethical resource for transforming the suffering and distorted state of the world. The strong socio-political, eco-ethical implications of process eschatology demand that human beings exist as co-creators with God in the process of continuing creation. Moreover, the process eschatological affirmation of the dimensions of time, history, and creation must place ethical emphasis on love for the life of others and care for the suffering and oppressed. Through its analysis of Jürgen Moltmann and especially John B. Cobb Jr., this study critically responds to those conventional doctrines of eschatology that tend to surrender the world to God and the future onesidedly, thus placing an unreconcilable discontinuity rather than a creative tension between “this worldly” history and a kingdom of God to come.
기타 저자  
Drew University.
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