Foreword; Introduction; I. Gifts in Retrospection: Mentors in Ecoflourishing ? 1 From Shenandoah to the Mountain West; 2 Crossing Lehigh Gap: Discerning Christian Contributions and Misdirection in Wilderness Preservation; 3 Beholding Earth through the Eye of its Maker; 4 Prophets and Poets: The Capture of the Creative Vision; 5 A Table and a Planet: From Hearthkeeping to Earthkeeping; II. Grounding Narratives of Ecoflourishing and Virtue: Stories Worth Telling ? 6 When Good Christians Destroy the Earth: The Virtue of Limits and the Limits of Virtue; 7 "Ecoflourishing" and Story: Fantasy, Science Fiction and Hope; 8 ‘I all-creation sing’: Christina Rossetti’s Cosmic Liturgy and Challenge to Anthropocentrism; 9 John Muir, Deep Time, and the Hope of Ecoflourishing; III. Biblical and Theological Soundings: Ecological Ruin, Restoration, and Community Virtues ? 10 Subverting Metaphor, Transforming Identity: An Eco-Anthropological Analysis of Job’s Shift from Ruler to Member of the Creation Community; 11 Paul, Generosity, and Ecological Flourishing; 12 Ecoflourishing: Life, Death and Natural Disasters; IV. Global Ecoflourishing: Biospheric, Intercultural, and Interreligious ? 13 Interdisciplinary Voices of the Ecoflourishing ‘Glocal’ Dialogue from Non-Western Cultural and Literary Perspectives; 14 Becoming Citizens of the Biosphere: Character, Ecoflourishing, and Control in Our Newfound Common Home; 15 Becoming Human, Intercultural, and Inter-creational: Movements toward Achieving Ecoflourishing; V. Philosophical Remedies: Relationship, Work, Economy ? 16 Primary Encounters: Relational Ontology and Ecoflourishing; 17 Toward a Christian Ecological Philosophy of Work; 18 Fairy Tales and True Stories: Economic Talk for Ecological Flourishing; VI. Virtue and Vice in Ecological Practice: Confronting Current Challenges ? 19 The Christian Ethics of Waste, Contaminants, and Emerging Pollutants in Marine Ecosystems; 20 Reconciling the Food Chain with the Great Chain of Being: A Philosopher’s Reflection on Raising Sheep for Meat; 21 Justice, Biocentrism, and White Supremacy: John Muir’s Romantic Christian Ethics; 22 The Virtue of Intersectionality in Environmental Ethics.