From the back cover:
"This Green-Letter edition of the Bible will highlight scriptures in green ink that teach about God's care for creation and how God interacts with creation, in an effort to bring greater awareness to how this message is woven throughout the Old and New Testaments.
Essays from leading conservationists and theologians on how to read the Bible through a "green lens" as well as a green topical index and Green Bible trail guide for personal study will be paired with teachings throughout the ages to show people how caring for God's creation is not only a calling, but a lifestyle."
Do you think think businesses and marketing agencies are using this new trend toward going "Green" to take advantage of squeezing money from every possible pocket, (which is of course the whole idea behind marketing)? The spiel on the back even goes so far as to say that the book "shows people how caring for God's creation is not only a calling, but a lifestyle"?
Selling a Green God?
