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Nature Worship in the Bible, by J.E. Thorol Rogers, offers an interesting analysis of the relationship between Christianity and nature worship in the Bible. The book looks at how various aspects of the natural world are depicted in the Bible, from the garden of Eden to rain and the sun, and examines how these elements may have served as spiritual signposts for ancient worshippers. Rogers draws on historical and archaeological evidence to provide a comprehensive examination of the interplay between Christian traditions and nature in the Bible, arguing that natural phenomena may have provided symbolic guidance for religious belief.Throughout Nature Worship in the Bible, Rogers tackles a range of questions such as the nature of natural symbols in ancient societies, the balance between spiritual and practical explanations of natural phenomena, the importance of sacred places in communal worship, and even the implications of Biblical passages on today’s environmental culture. The author provides readers with a broad overview of the relationship between Christianity and the natural world, but at the same time the book remains highly focused, allowing readers to delve deeper into specific topics.Ultimately, Nature Worship in the Bible provides an intriguing examination of the theological implications of nature worship in the Bible and its historical context and should be of interest to anyone seeking a greater understanding of how Christianity and nature were linked in the Bible.