Winged with Longing for Better Things
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Winged with Longing for Better Things

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ISBN-13:
9781640651432
Veröffentl:
2019
Einband:
EPUB
Seiten:
128
Autor:
Sylvia Sweeney
eBook Typ:
EPUB
eBook Format:
Reflowable EPUB
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:

A Lenten devotional written from an eco-feminist perspectiveRather than classical penitence, this book emphasizes intercession, solidarity, and preparation. Its aim is to help readers learn to view the world incarnationally and sacramentally. In rejecting one's own embodiment and the natural world, the earth is being irreparably harmed by our destructive actions. The book invites readers to move beyond sympathy for those in strife into action and advocacy on the behalf of the earth and its less powerful inhabitants. Photographs and poetry enhance the daily devotional readings.

A Lenten devotional written from an eco-feminist perspective

Rather than classical penitence, this book emphasizes intercession, solidarity, and preparation. Its aim is to help readers learn to view the world incarnationally and sacramentally. In rejecting one’s own embodiment and the natural world, the earth is being irreparably harmed by our destructive actions. The book invites readers to move beyond sympathy for those in strife into action and advocacy on the behalf of the earth and its less powerful inhabitants. Photographs and poetry enhance the daily devotional readings.

Author’s Note
Introduction

Libby, Montana (Ash Wednesday)

Vernal, Utah (Week of Lent 1)

Yellowstone Park (Week of Lent 2)

Bluff, Utah (Week of Lent 3)

Butte, Montana (Week of Lent 4)

East Helena, Montana (Week of Lent 5)

Glacier Park, Montana

Postscript

• A Lenten devotional written from an eco-feminist perspective• Deeply affirming of women and of our created worldRather than classical penitence, this book emphasizes intercession, solidarity, and preparation. Its aim is to help readers learn to view the world incarnationally and sacramentally. In rejecting one’s own embodiment and the natural world, the earth is being irreparably harmed by our destructive actions. The book invites readers to move beyond sympathy for those in strife into action and advocacy on the behalf of the earth and its less powerful inhabitants.Photographs and poetry enhance the daily devotional readings.

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