Anglican primate: religious violence, climate change are leading issues of our time [CWN]

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Archbishop Justin Welby of Canterbury has characterized religiously-motivated violence and climate change as the major issues looming in this period of history.“For the first …

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I think they are but symptoms of the real trouble.

The cause is God and His laws have been discarded. Because of this Disunity and Materialism are the biggest contributors to all the worlds troubles.

Regards Tony
 
read up on climate change:

providencejournal.com/opinion/20160411/michael-e-kraft-climate-change-deniers-deserve-punishment

I find it interesting … first we had AGW … anthropogenic [man-made] global warming.

THEN, we had Climate Change.

AND THEN, when people did not get emotionally invested enough, the advocates changed it again … to CAGW … CATASTROPHIC AGW.

What will they change it to next?

[What’s in YOUR wallet?]

[Go to jail, go directly to jail, do not pass GO, do not collect $200?]

providencejournal.com/opi…rve-punishment

The more that AGW looks bogus and a hoax, the more inflammatory that the rhetoric becomes.

[The next thing you know, it will come out that the AGW advocates are all pot smokers.]

this is my mostest favoritest reference:

The AGW computer models … there are now about one hundred of them … have provided a “consensus” of about one degree increase in temperature in ONE HUNDRED YEARS.

I mean … like … they change their minds ALL THE TIME.

But the consensus is that ALL of the models have failed utterly.

So, which is it?

The models versus the real (temperatures)

energyadvocate.com/fw95.htm

Dr. Howard Hayden has a newsletter … subscribe to it. energyadvocate.com/ordrall.htm

website: energyadvocate.com

Also visit www.drroyspencer.com

And … joannenova.com.au
 
Picky_Picky said:
Seems to me most likely that the Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury are right:

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Indeed. Pope Francis and Archbishop Welby are not wrong. You can find studies denying it all you want, but fact is the VAST majority of reputable scientists (on the order of around 98%) say it’s happening, and it’s being driven by human action.

Pretending otherwise is simply yelling into a hurricane.
 
Picky_Picky said:
Seems to me most likely that the Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury are right:

skepticalscience.com/argument.php
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It is misleading to put them together. The pope regards Climate Change as a problem, as I do. But he, unlike the Archbishop, seems to regard legal abortion as a much bigger, more urgent problem. Because of legal abortion, children are being killed in 2016, on a massive scale. The fact that Global Climate Change probably does present challenges over the next several decades does not put in anywhere near the level of legal abortion. So the Vatican and Canterbury are split.
 
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It is misleading to put them together. The pope regards Climate Change as a problem, as I do. But he, unlike the Archbishop, seems to regard legal abortion as a much bigger, more urgent problem. Because of legal abortion, children are being killed in 2016, on a massive scale. The fact that Global Climate Change probably does present challenges over the next several decades does not put in anywhere near the level of legal abortion. So the Vatican and Canterbury are split.
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Did you see the Pope celebrating Earth Day in a local park in Rome? I think he believes very strongly in taking responsibility for our planet. What that has to do with abortion is puzzling to me. Is it a contest? Have you heard the Pope compare the two? I don’t think I have.
 
Rather like Obama championing his climate change conference right after the Paris attacks. Our leaders are not only blind to the root issues of the day, but are impotent at attacking even the symptoms.
 
Potter said:
Rather like Obama championing his climate change conference right after the Paris attacks. Our leaders are not only blind to the root issues of the day, but are impotent at attacking even the symptoms.
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commenter said:
It is misleading to put them together. The pope regards Climate Change as a problem, as I do. But he, unlike the Archbishop, seems to regard legal abortion as a much bigger, more urgent problem. Because of legal abortion, children are being killed in 2016, on a massive scale. The fact that Global Climate Change probably does present challenges over the next several decades does not put in anywhere near the level of legal abortion. So the Vatican and Canterbury are split.
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Potter said:
Rather like Obama championing his climate change conference right after the Paris attacks. Our leaders are not only blind to the root issues of the day, but are impotent at attacking even the symptoms.
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I’m not sure of the significance of this comment. The archbishop named religiously-based violence as one of the two major issues facing us. How is that being blind to the root issues of the day?
 
Picky_Picky said:
I’m not sure of the significance of this comment. The archbishop named religiously-based violence as one of the two major issues facing us. How is that being blind to the root issues of the day?
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It’s not. It’s actually mentioning the two root issues of our day. 👍
 
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