THE MOUNTAINS SHALL DRIP WINE: JEWS AND THE ENVIRONMENT

The Trembling of the Earth: Jewish Descriptions of Earthquakes in the Early Modern World
Dean Phillip Bell

Creation Theology Isn’t Creationism—and Why This Is Good News for the Jews
Ellen Bernstein

Kabbalah, Food, and Sustainability
Jonathan Brumberg-Kraus

Ideology and Changing Attitudes toward the Environment in Two Israeli Films: Sallah Shabbati and James’ Journey to Jerusalem
Philip Hollander

Reconnecting with Nature to Sustain Ourselves
Barbara Lerman-Golomb

Toward a Theology of Beauty: Hiddur Mitzvah as an Eco-theological Imperative
Sandra B. Lubarsky

Naturally Thinking: Judaism, Modes of Thought, and the Environment
Natan Margalit

From the Desert to the Sown: Israel’s Encounter with the Land of Canaan
Gary A. Rendsburg

Green Judaism and the Design of Communities: A Practitioner’s View
Martin H. Shukert

Classical Rabbinic Steps toward a Theology of Environmental Torah
Jonah Chanan Steinberg

What’s Jewish about Jewish Environmentalism?
Alon Tal

The Promise of Creation: A Jewish Environmental Theology of Redemption
Lawrence Troster