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Some see the Christian tradition, with its emphasis upon humanity as having dominion over creation - as being a major contributor to environmental exploitation.

Christians are not compelled to care for the environment as the result of any particular theory of environmental crisis.
 
Actually it is mainly a European/Westerner thing...prehistoric and indiginous populations were one with the land in a way that our ancestors weren't.
 
Did you know that Theo Rae ... was a beam right out of the ancient form of Deo's Ray ... causes a flicker in the eye appellate ... sort of like a Levite attribute?

A smart neighbor is a curse to many people ... alas in life you don't know what entanglements ensue that are good or bad ... experience is the thing ... then the re caul ...

Real folk don't like to hear this ... only wee imaginary populations that are subtly unseen by the super race ... like a golden brick Rhode ... mews in some turnaround ... just to allow catharsis!

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Then there is the shadow of that knowing smile ... under which ... you just don't know what resides there as an ugly booty ...
 
Doctrine of creation makes modern science possible by insisting: 1. World is not divine. 2. World is rationally comprehensible.

Anglican clergyman were first "scientists" and many of the leading scientists in the 19th century were Christians.
 
Pr. Jae said:
Doctrine of creation makes modern science possible by insisting: 1. World is not divine. 2. World is rationally comprehensible.

Anglican clergyman were first "scientists" and many of the leading scientists in the 19th century were Christians.
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The Big Bang theory was formulated by a Jesuit priest (one of the most educated Catholic orders) named George Lemaitre who was also a physicist so it continues right up to modern cosmology. There is no reason Christianity needs to be in conflict with science unless it insists on a "hard" literal reading of Genesis.
 
Wave are beautiful dings. I love to troll the shorelines of the Bay Chaleur, collecting raglan and hearing deck wave craft on deck beach.
 
I went for a foot detox session this afternoon - nothing showed up except a wisp of mucus which indicates yeast in the blood!
 
Pr. Jae said:
Some see the Christian tradition, with its emphasis upon humanity as having dominion over creation - as being a major contributor to environmental exploitation.

Christians are not compelled to care for the environment as the result of any particular theory of environmental crisis.
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Are Christians not up for able iddy to response?
 
Luce NDs said:
Are Christians not up for able iddy to response?
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Deck problem it's Luce - too many Christinas we deck Creation and being good for omening - and Thu exploit it - rather Dan Ewing it and good and Thu seeking to live in harmony wud it.
 
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