So, yeah, of course it’s that time of the year where the Cult of Climastrology attempts to link their insane anti-science beliefs to all things Christmas, and there is nothing more Christmas than Jesus. UK Guardian writer Megan Mayhew makes a big, big admission about ‘climate change’, though
What would Jesus do? Talking with evangelicals about climate change
I was, frankly, nervous about speaking to people of faith in the south about climate change. I wrestled with my own preconceived notions and past experiences, and was surprised when conversations took inspiring, if not transcendent, turns.
Secular as I am now, I still think fondly of my childhood minister, Dr Lehman, who loved college basketball and Honda Accords (he drove 13 of them during his lifetime). At the conclusion of each Lakeside Baptist service, he’d call the eastern North Carolina congregation to action.
In other words, she’s an anti-Christian religion bigot.
My frustration from those years has at times stopped me from reaching out to those in the faith-based community, especially regarding political issues like climate change. I’m aware of my own bias, the way it was formed by negative experiences, and how it limits my understanding of believers and their choices. This realization helps me understand why believers might in turn have problems connecting with someone like me.
She made a big woopsie there, because Warmists are not supposed to tell us that this about anything other than science.
I spoke with people of faith in Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia, and it became clear that the primary barrier to climate action is the fact that it’s been yoked with the liberal agenda. Climate activist and author Anna Jane Joyner, whose father is the pastor of a megachurch in North Carolina, writes that she grew up lumping “environmentalists in with hippies and liberals and all the other people who were probably going to hellâ€.
Of course, ‘climate change’ has little to do with the environment, because the climate is always changing.
Anyhow, sorry, there is zero mention of Jesus beyond the headline. Because Jesus would probably say something along the lines of “stay out of the politics of Caesar and preach the Lord’s word.” Seriously, these same people who like to trot out Jesus’ name for their ‘climate change’ nuttbaggery also are the ones who sue to get everything Christmas removed from the public domain.
