@article {Studebaker:December 2008:0591-2385:943,
	author = "Studebaker, Steven M.",
	title = "THE SPIRIT IN CREATION: A UNIFIED THEOLOGY OF GRACE AND CREATION CARE",
	journal = "Zygon",
	volume = "43",
	year = "December 2008",
	abstract = ". <P></P>This essay identifies one of the deeper theological sources of the tendency toward environmental neglect in evangelical and Pentecostal theology and proposes a theological vision that facilitates a vision of creation care as a dimension of Christian formation. The first section identifies, describes, and evaluates the traditional distinction between common and special grace or the natural and the supernatural orders as a theological foundation for environmental neglect in Pentecostal theology. The second and third sections propose that a pneumatological vision of grace based on a fundamental trinitarianism provides Pentecostals and other Christians with a way to overcome these stark dualisms and to attain a more unified and comprehensive vision of God's grace that is more conducive to creation care. The fourth section presents a case for seeing creation care as a pneumatological and proleptic participation in the eschaton and, as such, as a dimension of Christian formation and sanctification.",
	pages = "943-960(18)",
	url = "http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/bpl/zygo/2008/00000043/00000004/art00013"
	doi = "doi:10.1111/j.1467-9744.2008.00970.x"
}