Geography

Christian Scholars Review 31 (4) 2002 – special issue on Geography:

Tom Bulten – Community and Propinquity of Church Members [Abstract]
Iain Wallace – Globalization: Discourse of Destiny or denial? [Abstract]
Mark D. Bjelland – Until Justice and Stewardship Embrace: Or, How a Geographer Thinks About Brownfield Sites [Abstract]
Henk Aay – Geography’s Cultural Landscape School: A Reformational Reading [Abstract]
Kathleen E. Braden – Exploring the Notion of “Good” in Sack’s Geographic Theory of Morality [Abstract]

Aay, Henk, and Sander Griffioen, eds. Geography and Worldview: A Christian Reconnaissance. Calvin Center Series/ University Press of America, 1998. Contains the following chapters:

Livingstone, David. “Geography and the Natural Theology Imperative.”
Ley, Graham. “Postmodern Epistemologies: Are we stuck with our relatives
Wallace, Stephen. “A Christian Reading of the Global Economy.”
Curry-Roper, Janel M. “Christian Worldview and Geography: Positivism, Covenantal Relations, and the Importance of Place
Hoekveld-Meijer, Anne. “God’s Own Countries? Contours of a Christian Worldview in Geography.”
Hoekveld, Jan. “Alien in a Foreign Land: Human Geography from the Perspective of Christian Citizenship.”
Aay, Henk. “Christian Worldview and Geography: Christian Schools in the Netherlands 1900-1960.”
Griffioen, Sander. “Perspectives, Worldviews and Structures.”

Henk Aay:

‘Dooyeweerd’s spatial modality and its implications for Geography‘

‘Geography’s cultural landscape school: a Reformational reading’

Aay, Henk, and A B van Langevelde. 2005. “A Dooyeweerd-based Approach to Regional Development.” Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 96 (2): 184-198.

Aay, Henk. 1976. “Geography, Calling and Curriculum.” Christian Educators Journal 16 (1): 16-19; 16 (2): 111-114.

Curry, Janel M., and Steven McGuire. 2002. Community On Land: Community, Ecology, and the Public Interest. Rowman & Littlefield.

Curry, Janel M., and Kathi Groenendyk. 2006. “Place and Nature Seen Through the Eyes of Faith: Understandings Among Male and Female Seminarians.” Worldviews: Environment, Culture, Religion 10 (3): 326-354.

Curry, Janel M. 2008. “Understanding God, Nature, and Social Structure: A Case Study of Great Barrier Island, New Zealand.” In Faithful Imagination in the Academy, edited by Janel M. Curry and Ronald A. Wells. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books.

Curry, Janel M. 2008. “Globalization and the Problem of the Nature/Culture Boundary.” In After Modernity? Secularity, Globalization, and the Re-Enchantment of the World, edited by James K.A. Smith. Waco, TX: Baylor University Press.

Curry, Janel. 2012. “God, Nature, and Society: Theological Frameworks Illuminated by Two Natural Disasters.” Perspectives: A Journal of Reformed Thought 27 (8):14-17.

Curry, Janel. 2022. “Thoughts on the Nature of our Search for Knowledge and Truth,” God and Nature.

De Jong, Gerben. 1958. “The Nature of Human Geography in the Light of the Ordinances of Creation.” Free University Quarterly 5: 97-119.

De Jong, Gerben. 1962. Chronological Differentiation as the Fundamental Principle of Geography: An Inquiry into the Chronological Conception of Geography. Groningen: J. B. Wolters.

Hills, G. Angus. 1974. “A Philosophical Approach to Landscape Planning.” Landscape Planning 1: 339-371.

Lewthwaite, Gordon R. 1973. “Geography.” In Christ and the Modern Mind, edited by R. W. Smith. Downers Grove: IVP.

Lockton, H. A. 1990. “A Christian Worldview of the Geographer’s World.” In H. Rasi (Ed.), Christ in the classroom. Paper presented at the Faith and Learning Seminar, Avondale College, Cooranbong (pp. 53-74). Silver Spring, MD: Institute for Christian Teaching.

Patterson, John L. 1984. David Harvey’s Geography. London: Croom Helm.

Roques, Mark. 1989. “Geography.” In Curriculum Unmasked. Eastbourne: Monarch/CiE, ch. 7 and ch. 15.

Van der Hoeven, J. 1990. “Development in the Light of Encounter.” In Norm and Context in the Social Sciences, edited by S. Griffioen and J. Verhoogt. Lanham, MD: UPA. (with a response by L. Zuidervaart)