What Are Christians For? - Life Together at the End of the World

Foreword by Karen Swallow Prior

Introduction: Whole Life Politics at the End of the World

1. An Immense Inheritance: A Christian Account of Nature

2. The Great Uprooting: Race and the End of Nature

3. The Unmaking of Places: The Fruit of Industrialism

4. The Unmaking of the Body: Considering the Sexual Revolution

5. The Unmaking of the Real: Wonder Among the Institutions

6. Against the Revolution: The Beginnings of Christian Social Doctrine

7. The Earth Is Our Mother: On Christianity, Land, and Animals

8. A Vision of Christian Belonging: The Household and the Sexual Revolution

9. The World in Cracked Icons: Wonder, Death, and the End of All Things

10. Politics Beyond Accomplishment: Toward a Politics of Care

Acknowledgments

Notes

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