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"If somebody believes that Jesus, the cosmic janitor, is going to return on a cloud and clean up the mess we made, they're more likely to have a less responsible way of thinking about the future and handing on a healthy, sustainable world," Dowd said.

If somebody believes that Jesus is not coming again, and that there will not be a new heaven and a new earth, they aren't really preaching Christianity.

So whatever it is he is "merging", it isn't Christianity.

But he's not the first person to assert that somehow believing that the world will come to an end means that Christians are looking to mess up the planet, even though there is no evidence of it.

On the other hand, if you believe in evolution, then it makes little sense to try to preserve the world for your offspring, because humanity will be replaced sooner or later anyway.

Odd how evolutionists never bother to talk about how humans will have to dissappear for their theory to make any sense. Maybe they are afraid that the truth will turn people off to their religion.

Sounds like the Emerging Church’s heresy of “kingdom now”—man creating the kingdom here on earth, rather than Jesus coming on a cloud (like he said he would) and bringing his kingdom himself.

Check out this site: www.understandthetimes.org

Odd how evolutionists never bother to talk about how humans will have to dissappear for their theory to make any sense.

Perhaps the most ridiculous statement you've ever made at this forum. Maybe I missed some.