Over seven decades, Western Christianity has been criticized as a cause of ecological crisis, for being anthropocentric and for allowing the abuse of creation. Ecotheologians such as Laurel Kearns and Willis Jenkins have proposed the models of stewardship, ecojustice and creation spirituality as relevant theological themes to respond to the crisis. However, both stewardship and ecojustice models affirm the anthropocentric view and the virtues faithfulness and integrity respectively. The model creation spirituality asserts the theocentric view that centered on the virtue of love directing...