Greg Boyd: Apologies & Explanations
Why Do Evangelicals Deny Climate Change More Than Any Other Religious Group?
Jul 18, 2024
Exploring why evangelicals deny climate change, the podcast challenges them to take action. It discusses the urgency of acknowledging scientific facts and addresses the lack of environmental policies. Delving into the consequences of climate change and the transition to green energy, it highlights the criticisms of government actions.
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- Evangelical denial of climate change stems from cultural polarization and political allegiances, leading to neglect of environmental responsibility.
- Despite overwhelming evidence of climate change, misbeliefs and conspiracy theories hinder proactive environmental stewardship, highlighting the urgent need for action.
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Evangelical Denial of Climate Change
Evangelical Christians, despite being right about religious aspects like the divinity of Jesus, tend to deny climate change, with a significant portion considering it a hoax. The shift in beliefs from caring for the environment in the 90s to denial post-2004 has been influenced by cultural polarization. This denial, often rooted in political allegiances, has led to neglect of the environmental mandate they believe in.
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