Inhabiting Eden: Christians, the Bible, and the Ecological Crisis | 
pickAbsolutely loved it. Tull did an incredible job blending thoughtful, academic arguments with faith-based reasoning to create a compelling argument about why and how Christians should care about the environment. Her chapter on our broken relationship with animals was particularly convicting—I‘m still processing it.
(1/2) I don‘t know why this particular section hit me so hard, but it‘s beautifully said, and resonates with some feelings I‘ve been sorting through for many months now. Perhaps it reminds me of our culture of #selfactualization and #selflove, and the multitudes of people who privately confess they feel miserable and empty inside. (And I‘ve fallen into some of these traps, as well.) But fulfillment and happiness is best found in Christ.
