Do Evangelicals Care About Climate Change?

(ANALYSIS) The story of Michael Foster got me thinking about how two concepts (environmentalism and religion) may be deeply intertwined with each other. In the current discourse about religion, climate change has not really taken center stage. It seems the debate is focused on social issues: same-sex marriage, the rights of transgender Americans and abortion.

Analysis, ChristianityRyan BurgeJanuary 18, 2024Ryan Burge, Graphs About Religion, Religion and politics, Climate change, Global warming, Evangelical Christians, Christianity, evangelicals, 2024 ElectionComment

Christian Scholars Encourage Churches To Be ‘Good Stewards’ Of The Earth

Climate scientists increasingly promote “collective efficacy,” which is how people involved in a broader social or communal movement can bring about positive change. Such social movements include churches and faith groups. Churches, like commercial and industrial buildings, waste 30% of the energy consumed according to the Environmental Protection Agency.

NewsAudrey JacksonSeptember 7, 2022The Christian Chronicle, Audrey Jackson, Climate Change, Sustainable energy, Wetlands, New Orleans, Global warming, Earth, Environment, Anthropogenic climate change, Carbon dioxide, Climate crisis, Secondary FeatureComment

Address

Contact

Information