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Q: Should Christians be involved in climate change policy?
This article examines the driving force behind why Christians should be involved in climate change policy.
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Questions Evangelicals Ask About the Environment
Fellow evangelicals often pose loaded questions that typically attempt to make a point rather than seek an answer. It's time for that practice to stop and for the church to seek genuine answers to the many significant environmental problems and questions that we ignore at our peril.
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Climate Change - The scien....oops....religious belief is settled
A UK court says commitment to low-carbon life has the same legal status as religion because it's a "philosophical," not scientific belief.
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What Happened?
While prominent Evangelicals made their most agressive case for action on climate change in a decade, support among conservatives in their pews collapsed. Why?
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Animals and 'Aminals'
As a boy I was fascinated by anything animal, or “aminal” as I called them well into kindergarten. I went exploring for whatever insects, feathers and small carcasses I could find, and back inside I pored over any books that I owned or could find on my grandparents’ or library shelves ...
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The end of the hockey stick?
The scientific method has two axioms: Defensibility and repeatability. When a Canadian mathematician attempts to recreate the infamous global warming hockey stick, he discovers something rather startling.
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A Christian who Died for Green Causes
In 1972, Brenda Hean died while protesting a hydro-electric project in Tasmania, Australia.
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Let There Be Light!
Jesus came to spread the light of life. He calls his followers to do the same. As Christians, do we communicate Christ’s light to the world? Do we present a vision of hope?
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UK - Man wants environmental views recognised under religious law
A man who claims he was unfairly dismissed from his job because he believes in climate change is attempting to have his environmental views recognised under religious law.
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Caring for Our Carbon Footprint as Christians
An overview of how Christian conferences are becoming more environmentally friendly.
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