He’d probably say something about the people pushing “climate change” as being tyranical and wanting to control every aspect of citizen’s lives.
Let’s Pause and Consider What Jesus Would Say About Climate Change
‘Tis the season when the Christian world celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. That child born in Bethlehem so long ago grew up to become one of mankind’s greatest moralists, teaching messages of love, sharing and compassion.
As the cloud of climate change hovering over us grows ever more ominous, huge moral issues swirl about both the causes and the solutions. I can’t help but wonder: if Jesus were here today, what would He say?
Carl Duivenvoorden, a “sustainability consultant”, is Very Concerned, and delves into the typical Warmist/Leftist tropes of consumption, fairness, and social justice, but never actually provides a clue to what Jesus would say, but he does trot out the morality play
When it comes to solving climate change, we have all the technological solutions we need. But as the recent climate talks in Lima reaffirmed, political solutions remain more elusive, largely because of the vastly different perspectives of developed and developing nations. As well, it seems we as individuals have a ways to go, both in thought and action.
Funny that few Warmists actually take action in their own lives, eh? Jesus might say something about the hypocrisy of “do as I say, not as I do.”
So as we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, perhaps we may pause to reflect upon His principles and teachings, and strive to be guided by them as we come to grips with the moral challenges raised by climate change.
This comes from people who tend to support abortion on demand, particularly for Black people in third world nations.
