The earth has been plundered, pillaged, and polluted.  The severity of the issue, who is to be held responsible, and the "right" solution have been hotly debated by scientists, environmentalists, and politicians.  But what does the church have to say?  If God instructed the human race to be caretakers over creation, and if environmental exploitation proves a lack of care, is Christianity to blame for today's environmental problems?  What does the Bible really say about environmental stewardship?

In a time when both Christians and non-Christians are increasingly aware of environmental and ecological problems, Dan Story urges believers to become more informed and engaged in confronting these issues.  Writing as both an environmentalist and a Christian, Story shows readers how to:

• Develop a Bible-based theology of nature


• Prepare an apologetic response to anti-Christian environmentalists


• Explore evangelistic opportunities in Christian environmentalism

"Should Christians Be Environmentalists?" is a powerful challenge for unbelievers to reconsider their misconceptions and erroneous assertions regarding the church's lack of concern for the environment, and it's a bold call for Christians to attain a better understanding of the biblical perspective of environmental stewardship.