Library of Paul’s Writings

A searchable library of H. Paul Santmire’s writings from 1958 to the present: books, articles, chapters, op-eds, sermons, lectures, and reports. Type a word or phrase to search the full text, or use the filters below to browse by topic, kind of work, or decade — these are two separate tools, so use one at a time rather than combining them. The library is maintained in Zotero, where scholars can also download citations.

Santmire, H. Paul. 2002. “Review of Earth Habitat: Eco-Justice and the Church’s Response, ed. Dieter Hessel and Larry Rasmussen.” Christian Century 119 (9): 48-49.
Santmire, H. Paul. 2002. “Review of Unprecedented Choices: Religious Ethics at the Frontiers of Genetic Science, by Audrey R. Chapman.” Interpretation 56 (3): 342-343.
Santmire, H. Paul. 2001. “Christianity 6c – Reformation Traditions (Lutheranism and Calvinism).” In Encyclopedia of Science and Religion.
Santmire, H. Paul. 2001. “Ecotheology.” In Encyclopedia of Science and Religion.
Santmire, H. Paul. 2001. “When they Changed the Date of Christmas.” Trinity Lutheran Church, Akron OH, 2001.
Santmire, H. Paul. 2001. “Review of Life Abundant: Rethinking Theology and Economy for a Planet in Peril, by Sallie McFague.” Christian Century 118 (26): 33-36.
Santmire, H. Paul. 2000. Nature Reborn: The Ecological and Cosmic Promise of Christian Theology. Minneapolis: Fortress Press.
Santmire, H. Paul. 2000. “In God’s Ecology: A Revisionist Theology of Nature.” The Christian Century 117 (35): 1300-1305.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1999. “Real people grace Grace Park too.” Akron Beacon Journal, 3/20/1999.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1999. “A Vision of Neighborliness for Grace Park.” 1999-11-03.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1998. “Earth Day should be a religious holiday.” NEWSPAPER, 1998.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1998. “The Eclipse of the Offering?” Lutheran Partners: 22-27.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1998. “The Earth Is Your Neighbor.” Trinity Lutheran Church, Akron OH, 1998.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1997. “The Lutheran Liberal Arts College and Care for the Earth.” Intersections (3).
Santmire, H. Paul. 1997. “The Earth Is the Lord’s.” Trinity Lutheran Church, Akron OH, 4/20/1997.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1996. “96 Open Questions in Worship – How does the liturgy relate to the cosmos and care for the earth.” Unpublished manuscript, 1996.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1996. “‘Tis the season to be. silent.” Akron Beacon Journal, 1996-12-06.
Santmire, H. Paul, Stephen Larson, and Samuel Torvend. 1996. “What are the ethical implications of worship?” In What are the ethical implications of worship? Minneapolis, MN: Augsburg Fortress.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1995. “Toward a Christology of Nature: Claiming the Legacy of Joseph Sittler and Karl Barth.” dialog: A Journal of Theology 34 (4): 270-280.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1995. “Review of A Sense of the Divine: The Natural Environment from a Theocentric Perspective, by James M. Gustafson.” dialog: A Journal of Theology 34 (4): 316.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1994. “We: The Antidote to American Individualism (1994).” Hartford Courant, 1/23/1994.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1994. “Is Christianity Ecologically Bankrupt? The View From Asylum Hill.” Edited by Michael Barnes, 11-26. University Press of America.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1994. “Thanksgiving’s Hidden Tradition.” Akron Beacon Journal, 1994.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1993. “Mary Kay Nashe, In Memoriam.” 1993-12-21.
Santmire, H. Paul, Peter Bakken, Diane Jacobson, and George L. Murphy. 1993. “A Theological Basis for Earthcare.” Lutheran Forum, 1993.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1993. “Speak Up and Hold On.” Trinity Lutheran Church, Akron OH, 10/10/1993.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1993. “Review of Loving Nature: Ecological Integrity and Christian Responsibility, by James A. Nash (Nashville: Abingdon, 1991).” Interpretation 47: 332-334.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1993. “An Epistle to Hillary from an Old Friend.” Hartford Courant, 1993.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1992. “Healing the Protestant Mind: Beyond the Theology of Human Dominion.” Unpublished manuscript, 1992.
Santmire, H. Paul. 1992. “The Malaise of Ministry and Authority: A Review Article.” dialog: A Journal of Theology 31 (3): 234-239.