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The Ecology of John Calvin

The Ecology of John Calvin

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  • Jason Foster

This article analyses the thoughts of John Calvin on ecology using the approach of redemptive history. The author discusses Calvin's view on the goodness of creation, and concept of being imitators of God in preserving nature. Christians can enjoy the goodness of nature and be sensitive to its fragile nature without embracing secular environmentalism.

Source: Reformed Perspectives Magazine, 2005. 18 pages.

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