Acknowledgement About the Contributors vii Preface xiii Jooseop Keum Introduction 1 Luis Martínez Andrade and Seforosa Carroll Part 1: Theology 1 Theology and Anticolonial Critical Theory in ‘Capitalocene’ 7 Luis Martínez Andrade 2 ‘Anthropocene’ or ‘Global Coloniality’? A Decolonial Theological Reflection 22 Hadje Cresencio Sadje 3 A Forgotten Body of War: Ecofeminist Theology in ‘Militarycene’ 40 Keun-joo Christine Pae 4 Salvation and Liturgy Reimagined through Earth-centred Worship in the Age of Anthropocene: What Has Salvation Got to Do with Mother Earth? 56 Lilian Cheelo Siwila 5 The ‘Garden on Fire’: An Ecological Reading of the Day of the Lord in the Old Testament 69 Nokcharenla Part 2: Ecology 6 Taiwan Indigenous Women and Ecofeminism 87 Wan Jou Lin 7 Upright Walk on a Habitable Earth in Anthropocene 103 Beat Dietschy 8 ‘For the Life of the … Animals’: Christian Anthropology Revisited in Light of the Climate Crisis 119 Nikolaos Asproulis Part 3: Voices from the Global South 9 Ecojustice in Abya Yala: Decolonization and the Practice of ‘Good Living’ 135 Yenny Delgado 10 Sustainable Anthropocene and Ecological Justice: Perspectives from the Ethos of the United Congregational Church of Southern Africa (UCCSA) 149 Revd Xolani Maseko and Thandi Soko-de Jong 11 Out of the Closet and Out of the Tomb of Ecological Sins 163 Suzana Moreira Epilogue - Facing Climate Collapse: Ecology, Theology and Capitalocene 177 Joerg Rieger