The Sabbath is more than rest: it renews people, honours creation, and is even tracked from space as NASA’s Sabbath effect. The Sabbath Principle: “Take a Break!” There is an evening ritual which occurs in every Italian town. Young and old slowly walk along the main street or square, greeting […]
eco theology
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We categorically reject the theological illusion that the physical universe is a temporary, disposable stage destined for total annihilation. For too long, the toxic rhetoric of a “doomsday escape” has excused the pillaging of our planet. We affirm that the Earth is not a sinking ship from which humanity needs […]
Annihilation or Transformation? The Historical Theological Debate Christian history has long wrestled with how literally to interpret the transition from the old earth to the new. This has solidified into two primary camps: Annihilation (Re-creation) and Transformation (Renovation). Theological Position Core Premise Key Scriptural Defence Historical Proponents Annihilation (Creatio ex […]
The concept of the “New Earth” is the ultimate climax of the Christian story. It shows that God does not plan to destroy His creation, but to fix it completely. Many people view heaven as an ethereal, cloud-filled place where spirits float around, but the biblical writers depict a highly […]
A new book “Eco-Incites: Cogent Comments On Creation Care for Such a Time As This” has been released, written by Phillip Donnell, Team Leader of NCNZ. Over the past 25 years, he has emerged as one of New Zealand’s foremost Christian eco commentators. Throughout that period, he has written hundreds […]