Theological Impossibity of global warming?

Michael Covarrubias, a contributor to the Spectrum Blog, takes issue with an article by Joseph Farah, who says that global warming is theologically impossible because of God’s promise to Noah not to destroy the earth by flood. Farah contends that “It is so presumptuous and haughty of believers and non-believers alike to think man is [...]

Warming Up and Human Impact

Are temperatures around the globe truly on the rise? Are there links between emissions of greenhouse gases and global warming? Do people play a role in the rising temperatures, or are we dealing with natural, cyclical weather patterns that in ancient times gave rise to the Ice Age? And can we really be certain about [...]

Christians and climate change – discussion

So how should Christians address the increasingly media-hyped topic of climate change and global warming? Our attitudes always affect our actions, and a quick perusal of Christian web sites that deal with these issues yields a range of opinions. Some, offer Bible-based cautionary writeoffs like this statment from a Christian answers site, Got Questions?: In [...]

Global Warming and Apocalyptical Jest

Al Barger over at Blogcritics Magazine (a sinister cabal of superior writers) swipes the rug from under the feet of global warming, provides Al Gore with an at-least-half-a-page rebuff, and gives Adventist eschatology a hearty shout-out all in one fresh-squeezed shot of blog juice. Here’s a sample from the Barge’s smart(aleck), half-cynical, and over-the-top diatribe [...]