By Abby Button Wilderness. Tracing the concept back to biblical roots, we begin at the Garden of Eden where humans walked in relationship with both God and nature. Later we see the idea of ‘wilderness’ as a place uninhabited by humans, where people went to experience God’s presence, to learn and prepare for spiritual tasks. […]
If COP27 passed you by unnoticed, you’re not alone. Last year one could hardly escape the tremendous build-up and media noise around COP26 in Glasgow, while this year’s COP27 in Egypt (‘Conference of Parties to the UN Framework on Climate Change’) was a comparative whisper. These ‘interim’ COPs are less dramatic, but equally important. A
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I was privileged to spend a week in Glasgow as part of the COP26 conference, a rather unforgettable experience. I shared a series of reflections on Facebook, and thought I’d collate them all into an article here because Gateway is deeply committed to providing a theological perspective on our role in this world (God’s creation)
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