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In the early days of the modern 'green' movement, Francis Schaeffer published Pollution and the Death of Man, a short book occasioned by impoverished assumptions about humanity's place in nature among both evangelical Christians and secular environmentalists. This lecture will look at Schaeffer's Christian ecology and put his ideas in dialogue with an influential preacher (John MacArthur) and a lauded novelist (Richard Powers).

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Creatures Together&#8212;Schaeffer's Ecology For Today (In Dialogue With John MacArthur and Richard Powers) (By Phillip Johnston)

Creatures Together&#8212;Schaeffer's Ecology For Today (In Dialogue With John MacArthur and Richard Powers) (By Phillip Johnston)

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Creatures Together—Schaeffer's Ecology For Today (In Dialogue With John MacArthur and Richard Powers) (By Phillip Johnston)

Creatures Together—Schaeffer's Ecology For Today (In Dialogue With John MacArthur and Richard Powers) (By Phillip Johnston)