A Conversation on Creation Care with Douglas and Jonathan Moo

The Faith and Investing Podcast

On today's podcast Tim Weinhold, our Executive Editor at the Eventide Center for Faith & Investing, sits down with father-son duo Douglas and Jonathan Moo to discuss their book on Creation Care and the implications for modern investing.

On the podcast today:

• Tim Weinhold, Executive Editor for ECFI
• Douglas Moo, Professor at Wheaton College
• Jonathan Moo, Professor at Whitworth University

Notes & Links:
Video of this Interview
Part 1 of Tim Weinhold's Series on Creation Care
The Moos' book: Creation Care: A Biblical Theology of the Natural World
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Chapters

1. A Conversation on Creation Care with Douglas and Jonathan Moo (00:00:00)

2. Tim Weinhold Conversation Intro (00:01:46)

3. Douglas Moo's Background (00:02:28)

4. Jonathan Moo's Background (00:03:39)

5. The Significance of the Term 'Creation Care' (00:04:56)

6. Does A Belief in the Distinct Value of Human Life Necessitate a Devaluation of the Environment? (00:08:05)

7. The Old Testament Case for the Intrinsic Value of Creation (00:09:54)

8. Not Anthropecentric, Biocentric, or Ecocentric (00:11:19)

9. A New Testament Case for Creation Care (00:12:21)

10. The Ultimate Goal of the Created World is Renovation Not Destruction (00:13:28)

11. The Foundational Importance of Genesis 1 and 2 (00:14:33)

12. The Priestly Commission of Work & Business (00:18:36)

13. The Relationship Between 'Work' and 'Keep' in Genesis 2:15 (00:20:31)

14. Christianity's Relationship to the Environment (00:23:03)

15. How Should Christians Live in this Interim Period, Waiting for the Full Restoration of All Things? (00:26:49)

16. 'Your Redemption is Too Small' (00:30:37)

17. How Should Creation Care be Reflected in Business and Investing? (00:33:29)