I refuse to worship it.
They exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and worshiped and served created things rather than the Creator—who is forever praised. Amen.
Romans 1:25
Posted on 02/16/2006 3:28:49 PM PST by Incorrigible
I don't see how being a Christian and an environmentalist are ever in conflict. It's very apparent that it is mankind's responsibility to be stewards of the earth and all it's inhabitants.
However, believing that the sky is falling is not particularly Christian; it's simply being a rube.
None-the-less, I hope Rev. Ball is bringing his message of Christian environmentalism to places like China, India and Russia where environmental disasters are state sanctioned. If he's only concentrating on the US and US lawmakers, he'd better be able to state why God's environmental covenant only applies to us.
By the way, here is the real site for What Would Jesus Drive?!
"Obviously, God drives a Plymouth, because, "Hell hath no Fury. . .""
If all these bleeding heart liberal "Evangelicals" would spend as much effort at spreading the Gospel as they do with this nonsense, they would reap a much better reward.
Money wasted on environmental concerns while mens souls are dying.
A minister is convinced that human actions can undo what God hath wrought. Hillarious.
(from a previous thread)...
link to an article on the topic...names prominent supporters of
the Evangelical ClimateInitiative and the major evangelicals
that haven't signed on:
http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2006/106/34.0.html
Hey, it beats offending someone by preaching the Gospel, doesn't it? (No, it doesn't).
Why do I get the feeling that these "evangelicals" have hijacked the term, and actually spend very little time spreading the Gospel?
Global warming is the least of my worries now days.
Stupid Evangelicals Ping.
I was going to ask why he didn't just pray hard on it.
As the poster stated, we should be good stewards of the earth but that does not mean running around half-cocked about something beyond our influence or control. He, of all people, should know that.
Conservationism is being a good steward. Environmentalism is a cult.
Amen, brother. I just resigned my membership in the Evangelical's Club.
(from a previous thread)
Well, the National Association of Evangelicals aren't a part of this:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1570114/posts
Looks like the envirowackos managed to peal off a few of the evanglical
leaders to their group.
Probably promised them lots of trips to lots of conferences in
lots of cool places around the globe.
Flying in planes burning TONS of fossil fuels, thus emitting great
gobs of particulates and greenhouse gases.
You must live next door to me, the temperature fell from from 68 down to 36 in four hours this afternoon.
The real truth is,evangelicals are not really christians!Almost every denomination has trouble with them because they only embrace christianity when it conforms to their deluded "new age" thinking.
Because it is probably true. Sadly.
I have yet to met a Reverend, preacher, etc. that I would trust. To a person they have all been less than trustworthy.
Did these evangelicals get mugged by Algore?
It applies to all environmentalists really.
There's no reason that China, India and other devoloping nations should escape polution restrictions in the Kyoto Treaty.
It's because India and China have told the watermelons (Green on the outside, Red on the inside) to "stick it!"
The real goal is to restrict US productivity down to European levels!
No one has ever heard of these phonies.
I refuse to worship it.
They exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and worshiped and served created things rather than the Creator—who is forever praised. Amen.
Romans 1:25
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