Consider Creation

As both a Christian and a long-time lover of nature, this article will seek to present why Christians should promote environmental stewardship.

Marta Galambos | Cal Poly Aletheia | Spring 2018

The Numinous and the Natural: Christianity and Environmentalism

The Tragedy of the Commons shows us that the destruction of the environment is an issue regarding not only how people relate to one another, but also how we relate to nature.

Jeffrey Poomkudy | The Dartmouth Apologia | Fall 2017

The Dilemma of Faith in a Secular Age

Likewise, ours is an age in which believers and non-believers alike struggle with doubt about whether our beliefs are indeed the right ones.

Micaela Walker | UC Berkeley TAUG | Spring 2016

Edwards and Thoreau: Typologies of Lakes

In composing their accounts of lakes, Jonathan Edwards and Henry David Thoreau drew from different sources and operated out of clashing ideological frameworks.

Sarah Boss | The Wheaton Pub | Fall 2015

Is God Green?

One practical application of creation care is to think about agricultural systems that are sustainable and able to provide for people’s needs.

Kristy Perano | The Cornell Claritas | Fall 2015

March 2018