Is it non-christian to destroy the earth just because god made it?
I would think so, and so it appears to be very hypocritical of Bush And Harper to ignore global warming, while playing the christian card. {Harpocracy eh? lol]
Here is a preacher backing my opinion up:
[u] Global Warming exposes the "Non-Christianess" of Church going "Neo-conservatives"[/u]
by Pastor John, International Affairs Columnist
http://tinyurl.com/phry4
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K
I think all this backs up my idea that it is non-christian to destroy the earth - because god made it.
It is hypocritical of Bush And Harper to ignore global warming.
What the Bible says:
Matthew 7:16 of the King James Version of the Bible expresses that "Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?"
The implication of Matthews 7:16 is to appreciate the values of someone, and of an organization, not by their public relations statement; but by their actions.
The teachings of Jesus relied on the expression of deeds, which consistently affirmed respect for each other, and for the planet that nourishes life, along with having values of lovingkindness in general, human rights, social justice against oppression, and peace in the world.
k- ya, as if Bush or Harper have any inkling of the values of nature , as JC did [last paragraph above]. Nurturing values are a christian thing, but run up against capitalism, and we know the so-called "christian conservatives" choose capitalism every time when the two clash.
We cannot tolerate people in power who are hypocrites - we will all pay for their errors soon enough!!
I would think so, and so it appears to be very hypocritical of Bush And Harper to ignore global warming, while playing the christian card. {Harpocracy eh? lol]
Here is a preacher backing my opinion up:
[u] Global Warming exposes the "Non-Christianess" of Church going "Neo-conservatives"[/u]
by Pastor John, International Affairs Columnist
http://tinyurl.com/phry4
Humanity faces a worsening disaster that threatens to accelerate into a horrific catastrophe of truly monumental proportions. This particular threat that I am referring to, is Global Warming.
However, what is rather bazaar is governments like the United States that refuse to substantively modify Global Warming related activity. Indeed, the Bush administration is aware of Global Warming, and apparently has chosen to do nothing. In Canada, Stephen Harper's minority government with ideological ties to the Bush administration, has refused to affirm the integrity of the Kyoto Protocol.
Notably, both the Bush administration in the United States and the Harper minority government in Canada, have presented to their respective societies, "Christian" professings.
Theoretically, shouldn't such supposedly "Christian" inspired governments be the greatest champions of safeguarding the planet from the devastating effects of Global Warming. It is furthermore astonishing the extent to which these supposedly "Christian" inspired political constellations are presiding over the wilful destruction of planet Earth.
The absolute and total negligence by the neo-conservative governments in Canada and the United States on Global Warming, proves beyond a reasonable doubt, that these governments are not inspired by the Bible of Christianity. It further proves that Christianity to "neo-conservatives" who have been frequently been identified as the "Christian Right", is little more than a ruse.
Christianity as directly inspired by Jesus, is an inherently progressive; and no group can credibly claim to be Christian while presiding over Global Warming. Such a group in Canada and the United States, could be viewed to be what the Bible referred to as "wolves in sheep clothing". The "neo-conservatives" in the U.S. and Canada who preside over the destruction of planet Earth via Global Warming represent a 'Cult' that does not appear to revere what G-d has supposedly created. Instead "neo-conservatives" worship and pursue Mammon in their greed driven pursuit of Oil Wars, and in the theft of other "resources" for the self-absorbed materialistic endeavours of "the rich" irrespective of social and environmental costs.
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K
I think all this backs up my idea that it is non-christian to destroy the earth - because god made it.
It is hypocritical of Bush And Harper to ignore global warming.
What the Bible says:
Matthew 7:16 of the King James Version of the Bible expresses that "Ye shall know them by their fruits. Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?"
The implication of Matthews 7:16 is to appreciate the values of someone, and of an organization, not by their public relations statement; but by their actions.
The teachings of Jesus relied on the expression of deeds, which consistently affirmed respect for each other, and for the planet that nourishes life, along with having values of lovingkindness in general, human rights, social justice against oppression, and peace in the world.
k- ya, as if Bush or Harper have any inkling of the values of nature , as JC did [last paragraph above]. Nurturing values are a christian thing, but run up against capitalism, and we know the so-called "christian conservatives" choose capitalism every time when the two clash.
We cannot tolerate people in power who are hypocrites - we will all pay for their errors soon enough!!