The Bible presents a rich and multi-faceted view of nature, depicting it not as an impersonal resource or an independent deity, but as God’s deliberate creation, imbued with intrinsic value and purpose. This perspective frames humanity’s relationship with the natural world as one of interdependence, responsibility, and reverent appreciation. […]
Theology
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The Bible does not mention the modern scientific phenomenon of “global warming” explicitly; the language, science, and specific concerns of contemporary climate change were unknown to its ancient authors. Instead, the Bible offers a framework of theological and ethical principles that Christian individuals and denominations apply in diverse ways to […]
The Bible, a foundational text for billions of Christians, was written millennia before the modern concept of anthropogenic climate change emerged. Consequently, it contains no explicit mention of greenhouse gases, fossil fuels, or climate models. Yet, within its narratives and teachings, readers find a rich source of theological principles that […]
God’s Kindness at Christmas The celebration of Christmas, at its core, is a global acknowledgment of a central tenet in Christian theology: the profound and unmerited kindness of God toward humanity. It is an annual moment of reflection centred on the Nativity, the story of God choosing to enter the […]
He who was seated on the throne said, “I am making everything new!” Then he said, “Write this down, for these words are trustworthy and true.” (Revelation 21:5) New. Who thought that such a small and apparently simple word could contain so much potential for debate? I […]
The Sacred Stewardship: The Mandate of Care in Genesis 2:15 In the opening chapters of the Bible, the narrative of creation establishes more than just the origin of the physical world; it defines the original divinely-appointed vocation of humanity. Genesis 2:15 states that God placed man in the Garden of Eden “to […]