Cover -- Abstract of the Contents -- Abbreviations -- Contents -- Chapter One -- Is there Hope for my City of Athens? -- The Ecological Problem -- My Personal Religious Journey -- An Analysis of Athenian History from an Ecofeminist Perspective -- The Athenian Landscape -- Pre-historic Athens and Attica -- Classic Athenian Democracy: a kind of Μale Αristocracy -- The Greek Language: a Tool in the Early Christian Church -- The Position of Women in the Developing Christian Church -- A new City is Emerging after the Independence from Turkey -- Post Ottoman Greek Attitudes - The Position of Women in Society -- The Built Athenian Environment after 1900 -- After 1900: Greek Emigrants leave their Homeland -- 1923: Greeks from Anatolia, Refugees in their Homeland -- The Birth of a Megacity -- 1989 - Influx of Refugees and Immigrants -- The Athenian Landscape in our Days -- Fires Degrading the Athenian Ecosystems -- What is the Cause of the Ecological Crisis? -- The Orthodox Church of Greece -- The Greek Evangelical Church -- The Greek Crisis -- Aims and Objectives of the Τhesis -- Chapter Two -- The Eco-crisis of our Era: Discussed from an Ecofeminist Perspective -- Introduction -- Introduction into Ecofeminist Perspective -- Language -- Dualistic-Exclusive Languages -- Apophatic Theology -- Analogical Theology -- Metaphorical Theology -- Contextual Theology -- Worldviews -- The Dualistic Worldview -- The Mechanistic Worldview -- Towards a Holistic Worldview -- Ecofeminism-Ecofeminist Theologies -- Ecology -- Ecological Theology -- Ecofeminist Creation-Theology -- Ecofeminist Hermeneutics -- Summary, links with the next chapter -- Chapter Three -- Ecofeminist Theologies Challenging Dualisms -- Dualisms 'within' the Human Person: Soul-Body -- Soul: Ψυχή in the Greek World -- Ψυχή in the Philosophy of Plato -- Soul ψυχή in the Bible.

Ψυχή during the Patristic Era -- Ψυχή in Modern Sciences -- Ecofeminist Reflections on ψυχή -- Dualisms between Human Beings -- Liberation Theologies -- Gender as a Hermeneutical Tool to Overcome Dualisms -- The Dualism between Humanity and Nature -- My partners in dialogue -- Rosemary Radford Ruether -- Sallie McFague -- Anne Primavesi -- Ivone Gebara -- Mary Grey -- Links with the next chapter -- Chapter Fοur -- Trinitarian Perichoresis -- Introduction -- A Brief History of Trinitarian Perichoresis -- The Definition of Perichoresis -- Ancient Greek Writers -- Eastern Church Fathers -- Athanasius the Great -- The Cappadocian Fathers -- Cyril of Alexandria -- Nilus -- Procopius of Gaza -- Leontius of Byzantiun -- Pseudo-Cyril -- Nicephorus of Constantinople -- St. John of Damascus -- Perichoresis as a Defence against Heresies -- Perichoresis in East and West -- The Use of Perichoresis by Modern Theologians -- Jürgen Moltmann -- Leonardo Boff -- Mark Wallace -- Catherine Keller -- Elizabeth Johnson -- Catharina Halkes -- Patricia Wilson-Kastner -- Catherine Mowry LaCugna -- Mary Grey -- Οn the Use of Perichoresis by Modern Theologians -- Challenging the Social Doctrine of the Trinity -- Perichoresis: Analogia Relationis devoid of Analogia Entis? -- What Kind of Language is Trinitarian Language? -- Does 'Communion' Belong to the Level of 'Substance'? -- Summary Conclusion and links with the next chapter -- Chapter Five -- Christological Perichoresis -- Links between Trinitarian and Christological Perichoresis -- Christ as Divine and Human -- Christological Perichoresis -- Cosmic Christological Perichoresis -- More meanings of Perichoresis -- Patristic Ideas related to Christological Perichoresis -- Λόγος, λόγοι -- Christ: Οίκος of the Cosmos-Panentheism -- Kenosis -- Creation out of 'no thing' God being 'no thing' -- The Word made Flesh.

Summary, Conclusions, links with the next chapter -- Chapter Six -- Christological Perichoresis Builds an Ecofeminist Worldview -- New Anthropologies, New Cosmologies -- Searching for a Biblical Perichoretic Worldview -- Traditional Christologies -- Feminist and Ecofeminist Christologies -- Platonic Dualisms Influence the Christian Cosmic Vision -- Christological Perichoresis Builds up an Ecofeminist Worldview -- Christological, Ecofeminist Perichoresis Dissolves the Dualism between Λογικά-Άλογα όντα, Rational-Irrational beings -- Reflections on Ecofeminist Dualisms -- Earth Bible Series -- Which Cosmology, which Worldview? -- Reflections on the Work of my Partners in Dialogue -- Sallie McFague -- Common Creation Story -- The Cosmos as the Body of God -- The Trinity-Incarnation -- Sin -- Anne Primavesi -- Evolution -- Humanity-Sin -- Christology-Incarnation -- Co-evolutionary Process -- Gaia's Gift -- Creator and Creation including Humanity -- Gebara -- Trinitarian Language -- Jesus Christ-Incarnation -- Conclusions and links with the next chapter -- Chapter Seven -- Conclusions for an Ecofeminist, Perichoretic Praxis in Athens -- Contextualization as Christological Perichoresis -- Links with the Previous Chapters -- A Perichoretic Worldview -- The Perichoretic Church -- What Hope for Athens and its Ecosystems? -- Μετάνοια-Conversion -- Overconsumption -- Corruption -- Human Perichoresis as Contextualization -- Non Beings-Non Places -- The Place of Women in the Athenian Context -- Migrants -- Forests and Forest Fires in Athens -- Perichoretic Communities -- Gift Economy -- Sacred Creation -- A Different Idea of time -- Perichoretic Ethics -- Are Technological Solutions enough? -- An Ecofeminist, Perichoretic Praxis in Athens -- Bibliography -- The Bible -- English Books -- Greek Books -- Eastern Church Fathers -- Ancient Greek Writers.

Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Commentaries -- Articles etc. -- Book Reviews -- Newspapers -- Websites.