Our planet and they whole system was created for a specific purpose, and each serves God, and our responsibility of, protecting, and maintaining it, has failed. Many current events remind me of, the situations from this module, for example the protest by the Native American tribes against the building of the oil pipe line. While it seem logical to invest in economy sustaining measures for our country, but the problem lies above national patriotism, because our pollution affects future generations of life, to include our offspring. Building a oil pipe line across the country underneath water sources used by a large majority of the middle United States, should involve more investigation of the possible safety hazards to include busted oil lines.
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Over the years people have failed, so those after us will deal with our faults. I believe since, the industrial revolution and the massive advancement in business practices, our culture has adopted an aggressive consumer habit. This Goal by, a business to raise profits for investors, and high salaries for those on the top, also influences unethical practices. Many cutting corners to offer cheap products, but people still chose cheap products. Those with the integrity to speak out, are the minority in a very materialistic society. So, why would God put so much effort to create the vast and beautiful life, water, air, and land? For people, to charge each other for water, air, and land? We need to start with our own life, by loving all of God's creations and being more aware of our affect on our surroundings. I feel religion has no relation on people's need to respect our surrounding life or caring for Earth. Native Americans are a good example of an ethnic group who cherished Mother Earth, water, wind, and the sun, but they were never influenced by Christianity's moral customs and traditions. Therefore, everyone benefits from a thriving environment with clean air, water, and land, and religion is only one tool used to influence people into taking action against greed. But eventually all the goodness from this world will become
Over the years people have failed, so those after us will deal with our faults. I believe since, the industrial revolution and the massive advancement in business practices, our culture has adopted an aggressive consumer habit. This Goal by, a business to raise profits for investors, and high salaries for those on the top, also influences unethical practices. Many cutting corners to offer cheap products, but people still chose cheap products. Those with the integrity to speak out, are the minority in a very materialistic society. So, why would God put so much effort to create the vast and beautiful life, water, air, and land? For people, to charge each other for water, air, and land? We need to start with our own life, by loving all of God's creations and being more aware of our affect on our surroundings. I feel religion has no relation on people's need to respect our surrounding life or caring for Earth. Native Americans are a good example of an ethnic group who cherished Mother Earth, water, wind, and the sun, but they were never influenced by Christianity's moral customs and traditions. Therefore, everyone benefits from a thriving environment with clean air, water, and land, and religion is only one tool used to influence people into taking action against greed. But eventually all the goodness from this world will become