The Future of Nature

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 50 (1):27-35 (1996)
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Abstract

Bible and biology agree: Human beings cast the biggest shadow over the future of nature. At the end of the millennium we face a choice: We can continue to overuse and exploit our ecosphere or we can exercise tender “dominion” in the world, as God's agents here

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