how people, especially Christians, interpret the writings of Genesis, Psalms and other books of the Bible, concerning the environment:
The Christian view of man…holds more hope for a happy future for the earth 's environment. The Christian understands that man is not an evolved species. Man is a unique creation, and God has given us rational minds and the responsibility to use them. He tells us to fill the earth, and so we should. But He expects us to use our minds to fill the earth in a thoughtful, considerate, measured, and wise manner. God does not want us to damage the environment (and we must be judicious in determining what constitutes real damage), or harm others in our use of the earth. Because they are witnesses to Him as Creator, …show more content…
Always advertising and never investigating the theory, mainly because of being so tired of hearing about global warming and the constant barrage of turning it into the crisis that is about to occur, may have caused this particular region of the country to fail to understand the reality of global warming and to take a backseat to wanting to understand what the threat actually means to the climate on the whole. It is within the grasp of every human being who owns a computer or has access to a public one, to find out the basis of global warming. The information might not all be accurate but at least it is more knowledge than they had moments before. Simply put, the issue is not that Creationists doubt that there is climate change. Temperatures are recorded to change fractions of a degree over time, even as much as 1.2 to 2.5 degrees yearly. ( ) The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and Albert Arnold (Al) Gore, Jr., purports that MAN is responsible for this climate crisis and should correct his carbon footprint in order to conserve the planet’s resources. Fossil fuels (wood, coal, oil, vegetation or any natural resource produced from earth) burned or oxidized and releasing their smoke into the atmosphere is being blamed as one source of climate crisis. On the other hand, “I would say that global warming is basically a ‘non-problem,’ ” says Dr. Ivar Giaever in The Daily Caller, posted
The Christian view of man…holds more hope for a happy future for the earth 's environment. The Christian understands that man is not an evolved species. Man is a unique creation, and God has given us rational minds and the responsibility to use them. He tells us to fill the earth, and so we should. But He expects us to use our minds to fill the earth in a thoughtful, considerate, measured, and wise manner. God does not want us to damage the environment (and we must be judicious in determining what constitutes real damage), or harm others in our use of the earth. Because they are witnesses to Him as Creator, …show more content…
Always advertising and never investigating the theory, mainly because of being so tired of hearing about global warming and the constant barrage of turning it into the crisis that is about to occur, may have caused this particular region of the country to fail to understand the reality of global warming and to take a backseat to wanting to understand what the threat actually means to the climate on the whole. It is within the grasp of every human being who owns a computer or has access to a public one, to find out the basis of global warming. The information might not all be accurate but at least it is more knowledge than they had moments before. Simply put, the issue is not that Creationists doubt that there is climate change. Temperatures are recorded to change fractions of a degree over time, even as much as 1.2 to 2.5 degrees yearly. ( ) The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and Albert Arnold (Al) Gore, Jr., purports that MAN is responsible for this climate crisis and should correct his carbon footprint in order to conserve the planet’s resources. Fossil fuels (wood, coal, oil, vegetation or any natural resource produced from earth) burned or oxidized and releasing their smoke into the atmosphere is being blamed as one source of climate crisis. On the other hand, “I would say that global warming is basically a ‘non-problem,’ ” says Dr. Ivar Giaever in The Daily Caller, posted