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Living Water

Living Water

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Water will undoubtedly become an ever more crucial locus of academic reflection, as Christiana Peppard’s concern that “wars of the future will be fought over water, not oil” (2014) stresses. Increasing water shortages worldwide and global warming of water, in particular the salt water of the oceans, beg further reflection, from natural and agricultural sciences, the legal field, and also from theology. As a basic human right, water is also closely connected to peace and justice issues. This book is an interdisciplinary undertaking looking at water as a theological symbol in the fields of theology, natural and agricultural sciences, and law. Providing reflections from a variety of disciplines within theology, as well as from other disciplines such as natural sciences and law from the South African context, this book makes a valuable contribution to knowledge in this field.

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Keywords

  • Baptism
  • biblical
  • Ecology
  • Ethics
  • Ethics & moral philosophy
  • Humanities
  • living water
  • Philosophy
  • thema EDItEUR::Q Philosophy and Religion::QD Philosophy::QDT Topics in philosophy::QDTQ Ethics and moral philosophy
  • Theology
  • Water

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DOI: 10.4102/aosis.2023.BK377

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Contributors: Riaan Rheeder, Nadia Marais, Manitza Kotzé, Stephan J Pretorius, TN Lemmer, Germarié Viljoen, JM Vorster, IJ van der Walt, Jacobus Vivier, IJ - Kobus van der Walt,
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Publisher: AOSIS
Published: 2023
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