climate change

The Bible and the Major U.S. Political Parties

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The following is taken from the main body of Episode 5 of my NUCLEAR PASTOR: Critical Mas podcast…

In this podcast we’ll explore the issue of the major U.S. political parties from a Biblical perspective, with those 2 parties being the Republican and Democrat parties.

And we’ll conduct that exploration by defining a topic, comparing that topic to the Scriptures, and then grading both of the major political parties against that topic, giving a grade for each on a scale of 0-10.  Then, at the end when the dust settles, we’ll see if Christians can honorably vote for both or either party.

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The Bible and Climate Change

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The following is taken from the main body of Episode 4 of my NUCLEAR PASTOR: Critical Mass podcast…

In this podcast we’ll explore the issue of climate change from a Biblical perspective, and we’ll begin that exploration by taking a brief look into the highly amusing history of the climate extremists over the past several decades.  After that we’ll get a bit into the science and politics involved with the climate change movement, and then we’ll look into the Biblical history and future of climate change.  Finally, we’ll end by looking into how we can Scripturally be true, honorable stewards of our amazing planet.

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Climate Chains: Part One

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Having just spent a wonderful week enjoying the spectacular beauty of the Caribbean island of St. Maarten, I am of a mind to peruse the issue of modern environmentalism, for it in many ways threatens to destroy our way of life.  And since I’ve just returned from a wonderfully warm place where I spent seven days inhaling and exhaling (much of it through a snorkel), it seems that the appropriate items of study for us today will be a look at the environmental war on carbon dioxide and the hysteria over (perceived) man-caused global warming (or cooling, depending on the day of the week), especially now that Al Gore is finished gracing us with his inane 24-hour clime-athon, in which he blames every ill upon planet earth on such an illusory and false concept. Continue reading →