Explore how Jesus’s death connects to climate justice, Romans 8, and the call for Christians to choose discipleship over denial. When Jesus was crucified on a stake in Jerusalem, very few realised that there was a lot more at stake than just jealous religious leaders asserting their authority or egotistical […]
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Six science-backed answers to your climate-denying relatives’ favourite arguments — respectful, factual, and ready for the dinner table. We all seem to have that one relative who denies climate change (loudly) at the dinner table – the one who points to snow on the ground in winter to disprove global […]
For centuries, the Bible has been read primarily as a roadmap for human salvation and moral conduct. However, as the twenty-first century faces unprecedented ecological upheaval, a growing chorus of theologians, scientists, and historians are turning back to ancient scriptures to answer a modern crisis. While the term “climate change” […]
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 […]
The coral reefs are bleaching. The glaciers are melting. Hurricanes are getting stronger, and droughts are lasting longer. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by climate data or guilty about your carbon footprint, you’re not alone. For many Christians, environmental issues create an uncomfortable tension between caring for creation and […]