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A movement that grieves over a lamb chop while defending the destruction of God’s image-bearers has not found a higher morality. It has simply lost the plot.
Compassion requires more than generous emotion. It requires understanding how work, property, prices, capital, and voluntary exchange affect the poor.
For the Christian, the current environmental self-loathing is a heresy against the Creator’s intent.
A biblical worldview does not teach contempt for creation. It teaches responsibility under the Creator.
It is time for Christians to stop viewing the carbon atom — the building block of life — as a mark of Cain.
The Scriptures call the church to something far more demanding than panic.
The folly of man is not that he acts, but that he acts without wisdom.
Do not let false guilt — informed by false data masquerading as state-of-art science — dictate your life choices.
Christians called to environmental stewardship should focus on tangible problems with achievable solutions rather than chasing phantom crises that may never materialize.
Reject the gloom. Push back against the manufactured panic. The Earth is the Lord’s, and the fullness thereof.
God’s providence has always helped us make our world better through various ways including the advancement in science and technology.
Despite widespread celebrations among climate realists and laments among climate activists, two things suggest Bill Gates’s pronouncement may not be such a bombshell after all.
Warming arising from anthropogenic carbon dioxide increases is not likely to have the impact suggested by the EPA’s 2009 Endangerment Finding.
Christians called to environmental stewardship should focus on tangible problems with achievable solutions rather than chasing phantom crises that may never materialize.
Recurring mega-floods have happened in approximately 200-year intervals in California.
This season, lend a helping hand to those around you, both the known and the unknown. But also pray for them.
“Climate cops” are holding their annual Conference of the Parties (COP) doom-fest.
A grizzly is still a grizzly.
Long before any human-induced global warming, major tropical storms were fully capable of moving inconceivable quantities of sand.
