Geography and Worldview: A Christian Reconnaissance
By (Author) Henk Aay
By (author) Sander Griffioen
University Press of America
University Press of America
12th March 1998
United States
General
Non Fiction
Society and culture: general
261.5
Paperback
192
Width 143mm, Height 232mm, Spine 14mm
281g
Co-published with the Calvin Center for Christian Scholarship (CLC), Geography and Worldview contains eight essays on the theme of geography and Christian worldview based on papers presented at a conference held at Calvin College in August 1996.
...this book is very welcome. The achievement of this book is significant...and it provides a solid scholarly contribution. -- John L. Paterson, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand.
a wonderful introduction to the consonance approach and to many of the scholars who are its present proponents. ...All of the authors are excellent writers who know how to cover a lot of intellectual ground within the space of a few pages. -- J. David Holland, Springfield College
The careful thinking behind and within Geography and Worldview is clearly evident...illuminating and thought provoking...some of the toughest and most penetrating thinking on the relationship between Christian faith...and human geography. -- Gordon R. Lewthaite, Callifornia State University, Northridge
The careful thinking behind and within Geography and Worldview is clearly evident...illuminating and thought provoking...some of the toughest and most penetrating thinking on the relationship between Christian faith...and human geography. -- Gordon R. Lewthaite, Callifornia State University, Northridge
...this book is very welcome. The achievement of this book is significant...and it provides a solid scholarly contribution. -- John L. Paterson, University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand.
a wonderful introduction to the consonance approach and to many of the scholars who are its present proponents. ...All of the authors are excellent writers who know how to cover a lot of intellectual ground within the space of a few pages. -- J. David Holland, Springfield College
Henk Aay is Professor of Geography and Environmental Studies at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, MI. Sander Griffioen teaches in the Philosophy department at Free University, Amsterdam.