Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- PART I - Human Activities &Their Alteration of the Creation -- Chapter 1 Economics, Development, and Creation -- Chapter 2 Science, Technology, and Creation -- Chapter 3 Population Density and a Sustainable Environment -- PART II - Anabaptist/Mennonite Life & the Environment -- Chapter 4 God's Spirit and a Theology for Living -- Chapter 5 Mennonites, Economics, and the Care of Creation -- Chapter 6 The Mennonite Political Witness to the Care of Creation -- PART III - Anabaptists' Theological & Historical Orientation -- Chapter 7 Creation, the Fall, and Humanity's Role in the Ecosystem -- Chapter 8 The New Testament and the Environment: Toward a Christology for the Cosmos -- Chapter 9 Pacifism, Nonviolence, and the Peaceful Reign of God -- Chapter 10 An Anabaptist/Mennonite Theology of Creation -- Chapter 11 The Earth Is a Song Made Visible -- PART IV - The Challenge to Take Care of the Earth -- Chapter 12 Toward an Anabaptist/Mennonite Environmental Ethic -- Chapter 13 The Environmental Challenge before Us -- APPENDIX A - ALetter to Congress -- APPENDIX B - Stewards in God's Creation -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Contributors -- Index.