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Anglican Christianity
- On the Subjects and Conduct of Doctrine and Theology
- On the Purposes of Creation, the Nature of Creaturehood, and the Place of Creatures in Creation
- On Theological Anthropology and the Differences between Human and Nonhuman Animals
- On the Extent of the Redemption Worked in Christ
- On the Focus of the Incarnation
- On the Doctrine of the Image
- Notes
- References
Abstract
This chapter outlines some of the ways in which consideration of the sheer breadth and variety of the animal kingdom can be seen both to illumine and to challenge classic Christian doctrinal themes; and then turns to consider some of the questions which (non-human) animals might pose to Christian doctrine, and how Christian theologians might begin to respond.
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