The ecology of Quaker meeting /
Hood, James W.,1957-author.
Human beings "must now return nature . . . into our worship. And Quaker Meeting is the perfect place to make that reclamation," writes Jim Hood in this poetic and thoughtful meditation. In celebrating the interrelationship of living beings - the ecology - of the natural world, alongside the deep interrelationships at work in a Meeting for Worship, Hood calls us to deepen our spiritual relationship to nature and to the Light that illuminates it. He urges us to restore this deep connectedness with nature not only for our personal spiritual health, but so we can find our way back into connectedness with a planet we have largely forgotten and abandoned. Discussion questions included. -- Publisher's description.
Human beings "must now return nature . . . into our worship. And Quaker Meeting is the perfect place to make that reclamation," writes Jim Hood in this poetic and thoughtful meditation. In celebrating the interrelationship of living beings - the ecology - of the natural world, alongside the deep interrelationships at work in a Meeting for Worship, Hood calls us to deepen our spiritual relationship to nature and to the Light that illuminates it. He urges us to restore this deep connectedness with nature not only for our personal spiritual health, but so we can find our way back into connectedness with a planet we have largely forgotten and abandoned. Discussion questions included. -- Publisher's description.
Includes bibliographical references and discussion questions.
Public worship
Spiritual life
Human ecology
Environmental ethics