Biblical Perspective on Creation and Climate Change

Exploring God's active presence in creation, the significance of Noah's flood as judgment for sin, and the covenant with Noah reinforcing God's control over climate and future judgment. Contrasting biblical values with secular humanism, emphasizing the importance of cherishing life and protecting it as prescribed by God. Reflecting on the symbolism of the rainbow in Noah's covenant, its co-opted meaning, and the impact on society's faith and fear in uncertain times.