The mountains shall drip wine
Subtitle: Jews and the environment
By: [edited by] Leonard J. Greenspoon.
Contributors: Greenspoon, Leonard J.
Edition: 1st ed.
Series: Studies in Jewish civilization -- v. 20
Publisher: Creighton University Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Omaha, Neb
Language: eng
Subjects: Human ecology -- Religious aspects -- Judaism -- Congresses; Environmentalism -- Religious aspects -- Judaism -- Congresses; Nature -- Religious aspects -- Judaism -- Congresses
Genres: Congresses
Notes: "Proceedings of the Twentieth annual Symposium of the Klutznick Chair in Jewish Civilization, Harris Center for Judaic Studies, October 28-29, 2007".
Table of contents: title: The trembling of the earth: Jewish descriptions of earthquakes in the early modern world / Dean Phillip Bell; title: Creation theology isn't creationism and why this is good news for the Jews / Ellen Bernstein; title: Kabbalah, food, and sustainabiltiy / Jonathan Brumberg-Kraus; title: Ideology and changing attitudes toward the environment in two Israeli films: Sallah Shabbati and James' journey to Jerusalem / Phillip Hollander; title: Reconnecting with nature to sustain ourselves / Barbara Lerman-Golomb; title: Toward a theology of beauty: hiddur mitzvah as an eco-theological imperative / Sandra B. Lubarsky; title: Natural thinking: Judaism, modes of thought and the environment / Natan Margalit; title: From the desert to the sown: Israel's encounter with the land of Canaan / Gary A. Rendsburg; title: Green Judaism and the design of communities: a practitioner's view / Martin H. Shukert; title: Classical rabbinic steps toward a theology of environmental Torah / Jonah Chanan Steinberg; title: What's Jewish about Jewish environmentalism / Alon Tal; title: The promise of creation: a Jewish environmental theology of redemption / Jonah Chanan Steinberg.