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Tag Archives: Katharine Hayhoe
The Need for Conversation
In a previous post, I included a text which quoted Gus Speth, former dean of the School of Forestry & Environmental Studies at Yale as saying “The top environmental problems are selfishness, greed, and apathy.” That statement is especially true … Continue reading
Evangelical Christians and Climate Change
In a previous post, I mentioned Berry’s idea that two communities, the redemption community, most prominently Evangelical Christians, and the creation community, have developed in the West since the Middle Ages, the former basing its understanding of the natural word … Continue reading
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