Book Corner

How can we cease being the chaplains to capitalism and start seriously to address our climate crises?

What if we act as if we love the future?

This book reads like an adventure story, with intrepid military officials trying to conquer the ice and with scientists making important new discoveries, but its message about disappearing ice is also an important one as collectively we try to chart a sustainable path to the future.

“The object of this book is to provide you, the modern-day human, with resources to live a more natural and spiritual life.”

Not the End of the World aims to relieve us from that discouragement by showing all the ways that humanity is now doing a much better job than is widely understood in addressing the monumental environmental issues that face us, including climate change

“First Nations people remain on the front lines in defending what biodiversity remains on Mother Earth, and they need our prayers and supportive actions.”

We have tried to heal the environment, but we have done little to address the engine that is driving environmental harm

For anyone who needs a little hope for the future of this planet on which we live

The author calls attention to native American views on the earth and environment, and how her indigenous heritage reframes her view of God

People of every place and time share one home, and the task of looking after it