Heather Eaton is professor of conflict studies at Saint Paul University.

It [this book] functions as an appreciative explication of some of the themes and backgrounds in Berry's work.

• ForewordBrian Swimme IntroductionHeather EatonChapter 1: Thomas Berry and the New Story: An Introduction to the Work of Thomas BerryMary Evelyn TuckerChapter 2: Exploring Thomas Berry’s Historical VisionJohn GrimPart I. Thomas Berry and Traditional ReligionsChapter 3: Thomas Berry on Yoga, Buddhism and Carl JungChristopher Key ChappleChapter 4: The Influence of Confucianism on Thomas Berry’s ThoughtMary Evelyn TuckerChapter 5: Thomas Berry’s Understanding of the Psychic-Spiritual Dimension of Creation: Some SourcesDennis O’HaraChapter 6: Understanding the Universe as Sacred: The Challenge for Contemporary ChristianityCristina VaninChapter 7: Thomas Berry and Indigenous Thought: First Nations and Communion with the Natural WorldJohn GrimChapter 8: Metamorphosis:A Cosmology of Religions in an Ecological AgeHeather EatonPart II. Expanding Horizons Chapter 9: The Great Work in a Sacred Universe: The Role of Science in Berry’s Visionary ProposalAnne Marie DaltonChapter 10: The Earth Jurisprudence of Thomas Berry and the Tradition of Revolutionary Law Brian BrownChapter 11: From the Daily and Local to the Communion of SubjectsPaul WaldauAfterword: Postmodern SuggestionsStephen Dunn

Heather Eaton is professor of conflict studies at Saint Paul University.

It [this book] functions as an appreciative explication of some of the themes and backgrounds in Berry's work.

• ForewordBrian Swimme IntroductionHeather EatonChapter 1: Thomas Berry and the New Story: An Introduction to the Work of Thomas BerryMary Evelyn TuckerChapter 2: Exploring Thomas Berry’s Historical VisionJohn GrimPart I. Thomas Berry and Traditional ReligionsChapter 3: Thomas Berry on Yoga, Buddhism and Carl JungChristopher Key ChappleChapter 4: The Influence of Confucianism on Thomas Berry’s ThoughtMary Evelyn TuckerChapter 5: Thomas Berry’s Understanding of the Psychic-Spiritual Dimension of Creation: Some SourcesDennis O’HaraChapter 6: Understanding the Universe as Sacred: The Challenge for Contemporary ChristianityCristina VaninChapter 7: Thomas Berry and Indigenous Thought: First Nations and Communion with the Natural WorldJohn GrimChapter 8: Metamorphosis:A Cosmology of Religions in an Ecological AgeHeather EatonPart II. Expanding Horizons Chapter 9: The Great Work in a Sacred Universe: The Role of Science in Berry’s Visionary ProposalAnne Marie DaltonChapter 10: The Earth Jurisprudence of Thomas Berry and the Tradition of Revolutionary Law Brian BrownChapter 11: From the Daily and Local to the Communion of SubjectsPaul WaldauAfterword: Postmodern SuggestionsStephen Dunn

Heather Eaton is professor of conflict studies at Saint Paul University.

It [this book] functions as an appreciative explication of some of the themes and backgrounds in Berry's work.

• ForewordBrian Swimme IntroductionHeather EatonChapter 1: Thomas Berry and the New Story: An Introduction to the Work of Thomas BerryMary Evelyn TuckerChapter 2: Exploring Thomas Berry’s Historical VisionJohn GrimPart I. Thomas Berry and Traditional ReligionsChapter 3: Thomas Berry on Yoga, Buddhism and Carl JungChristopher Key ChappleChapter 4: The Influence of Confucianism on Thomas Berry’s ThoughtMary Evelyn TuckerChapter 5: Thomas Berry’s Understanding of the Psychic-Spiritual Dimension of Creation: Some SourcesDennis O’HaraChapter 6: Understanding the Universe as Sacred: The Challenge for Contemporary ChristianityCristina VaninChapter 7: Thomas Berry and Indigenous Thought: First Nations and Communion with the Natural WorldJohn GrimChapter 8: Metamorphosis:A Cosmology of Religions in an Ecological AgeHeather EatonPart II. Expanding Horizons Chapter 9: The Great Work in a Sacred Universe: The Role of Science in Berry’s Visionary ProposalAnne Marie DaltonChapter 10: The Earth Jurisprudence of Thomas Berry and the Tradition of Revolutionary Law Brian BrownChapter 11: From the Daily and Local to the Communion of SubjectsPaul WaldauAfterword: Postmodern SuggestionsStephen Dunn