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Global Warming: A Dialogue with Uncommitted Christians

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Faith, Hope, and Love to Buttress Our Resolve

 

  1. Recall the words of the Apostle Paul to the Corinthians, encouraging us to act with "faith, hope, and love." (1 Corinthians 13:13, RSV.)
  2. We need to act out our love to alleviate the suffering of future generations; we need to have hope that we will make a difference, and we need to have faith that God is lord of the outcome.
  3. Can you buy into this?

 

My Position

 

  1. I believe we have a moral duty, based on the teachings of Jesus and other Biblical teachings, to be good and faithful stewards of God's creation.
  2. As God's stewards, we are called to do all that we can to preserve the earth for future generations.
  3. I believe we are called to faithfulness in trying to fulfill the Second Great Commandment of love.
  4. In this case, we are called to have compassion for our children and all future generations, who must live with the legacy of our greenhouse gas emissions.
  5. I believe that mitigating global warming is the greatest challenge humanity has faced.
  6. To not join with others in curbing greenhouse gas emissions is to ignore the moral values Jesus has taught us.

 


 

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