Green Theology

Catholic Culture ^ | November 2000 | Elaine Middendorf

[Coleus]

Big Media Won't Touch Agenda 21

Sustainable Development

SUSTAINABLE;

[sageb1]

Thanks for posting. I've been studying some of these movements on and off for over a year now. This particular article was from 2000, but it was a good one because of the amount of info given. What I'd like to see now is some FReepers who are willing to do some research on the current affairs of these "One World" groups. They are having a major impact. Oprah promotes them, as does Chopra. These New Agers have borrowed bits and pieces from the theosophy movement of Blavatsky to create a "feel good" spirituality which is intentionally anti-Christian.

[sageb1]

Perhaps after the ruling by SCOTUS in regard to Eminent Domain, those who ridiculed hedgetrimmer in that thread might start paying attention.

[calcowgirl]

Know thy enemy.

I think one of you two has the mega ping list?

[GreenFreeper]

Eco-ping

Thanks calcowgirl- I'll have to read this a little later as its pretty long.

[GreenFreeper]

oops, forgot the list!

[Carry_Okie]

Henry Lamb's Rise of the Global Green Religion is worth the price of ECO membership. It is thoroughly documented.

[Old Professer]

How does one recover after finding a oneness with the wolf?

[calcowgirl]

Nice link! LOL

Sorry

This document is available only to on-line members of the Environmental Conservation Organization (ECO). If you would like to consider membership, Please visit the ECO web site.

Copyright (C) 1999 Freedom.org, All rights reserved

[editor-surveyor]

"Know thy enemy."

And religious environmentalism is definately the enemy of every thinking person on Earth, not to mention an insult to our creator.

[editor-surveyor]

"How does one recover after finding a oneness with the wolf?"

Sometime thereafter, the wolf will deposit the solid evidence of your oneness in the grass. Next year there will be a monument to said oneness in the form of well fertilized grass.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Bump for Wednesday morning coffee and thorough read-through.

First thoughts? Scarey, dangerous people.

[hinckley buzzard]

The long and the short of it is that "environmentalism" is a form of latter-day idolatry which no Christian will endorse. Stewardship is one thing--worship of dirt and plants and wild animals is quite another.

.I don't know what else there really is to know about this garbage.

[RedBeaconNY]

BTTT

[RedBeaconNY]

BTTT- a look into the mindset of the greenies.

[Carry_Okie]

Nice link! LOL

I implied that it required membership and that this one document alone is worth it.

[HKMk23]

Thanks for the ping.

Green Theology == worship of the creation

Biblical view == stewardship of the creation

Worship v. Stewardship

That should be straighforward enough to debunk these Theogreenies in the minds of most Christians.

[editor-surveyor]

"I implied that it required membership and that this one document alone is worth it."

There isn't much on the site that isn't worth the paltry cost of membership. This is one org that more than justifies it's support.

[calcowgirl]

You're right, you did. I just didn't expect to find nothing at the link. I enjoyed Lamb's article posted on FR last year:

Regional Governance Is Here