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Our churches have fallen in love with climate change

Terrified of irrelevance, Christian churches are leaping onto a godless bandwagon

16 May 2015

9:00 AM

16 May 2015

9:00 AM

Here we go again. Climate change is apparently confronting the world with imminent catastrophe. Greenhouses gases such as CO2 are allegedly warming the planet to such an extent that life as we know it will be destroyed, bringing with it apocalyptic famine, devastation and disease. We’ve heard the warning before and now we are hearing it again.

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Rev. Peter Kurti is a Research Fellow at the Centre for Independent Studies

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