This article poses, and attempts to answer the question: “Why Is It Difficult to Get Christians to Care About the Earth?”
This article poses, and attempts to answer the question: “Why Is It Difficult to Get Christians to Care About the Earth?”
As we oldsters celebrated Earth Day yesterday, our minds went back to 1970, at the height of the U.S. protest movement, and rising dissatisfaction with the environmental abuses of the modern world.
Given the unassailable truth expressed here, it’s hard to understand why the Trump administration is taking a wrecking ball to public education. It’s almost as if the president and his political party stand to benefit from a population of ignorant …
Easter is a good time to reflect on the content of the meme here. It’s a reminder that we’re surrounded by two entirely different groups of “Christians”–those who live according to His teachings, and those who live in the precise opposite …
I love this. The forces of evil on this planet, and there are plenty of them, actively rely on the feeling of powerlessness that too many of us harbor. They are terrified of people who call them out for who …
Jimmy Carter, rightfully proud to be the only U.S. president to complete his term without war, military attack or occupation has called the United States “the most war-like nation in the history of the world.”
Though I try to stay away from religious issues, I thought I’d publish the thoughts offered by one Kristin Higgins at the left, because they are so well expressed, and, in my mind, so spot-on. It seems that Christianity has …
Though the news on the environment coming out of Washington DC remains terrible (and is actually worsening, as the new EPA administrator hones his game in the deregulation of toxic chemicals), lots of states and local governments are making excellent …
It’s too early to know whether or not the ethics investigation into newly installed Interior Secretary David Bernhardt will go anywhere.