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Dr Sotiris Mitralexis, University of Winchester
"I found this an engaging and engaged work that multiply illuminates the inseparability of theology and pressing questions of climate change. Paul Tyson offers us a deeply thoughtful and informative reflection on these questions, and at different levels. He does so in relation to old and new theological resources, as well as in relation to current discussions and contemporary controversies. It is written in a voice that will provoke thought in the non-specialist, as well as meeting exacting demands made by the more specialized. It is an impressive essay on the theological dimensions of ecology, in a manner that expands the voice of theology and insightfully includes ecological concerns within the amplitude of a greater mindfulness. Tyson's work offers us a balance of theological finesse and ecological acumen, with a presiding voice not devoid of salutary common sense. His impressively thoughtful voice is both accessible and penetrating. Warmly recommended."
William Desmond, David Cook Chair in Philosophy, Villanova University, USA, Thomas A.F. Kelly Visiting Chair in Philosophy, Maynooth University, Ireland, Professor of Philosophy Emeritus, Institute of Philosophy, KU Leuven, Belgium