Crisis or Opportunity? Adventist Pastors Speak on Creation Stewardship

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2009-10-01

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Watson, Brad

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Used by permission: Ministry: International Journal for Pastors

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Should the Seventh-day Adventist Church advocate on behalf of Creation? Should other more pressing matters relating to faith, belief, and theology take priority? Should pastors or congregations be involved practically in matters of unresolved science? [from Publisher's website]

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Seventh-day adventist church , Judeo-Christian tradition and environment , creation , environmental stewardship , environmental crisis

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Watson, B., House, M., & Stacey, G. (2009). Crisis or opportunity? Adventist pastors speak on Creation stewardship. Ministry: International Journal for Pastors, 81(10), 26-28.

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Ministry: International Journal for Pastors

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0026-5314

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Ministry & Theology
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