‘To Everything There is a Season…”






Indeed, carbon dioxide levels are on the rise, according to recent data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), but there is no reason for panic. According to The Australian, the chief of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Rajendra Pachauri, recently confirmed despite elevated CO2 levels, there’s actually been a “17-year pause in global temperature rises.” On a lesser level, the University of Alabama’s Earth System Science Center in Huntsville also confirmed what those weary from snow shoveling already knew: the planet experienced a rapid cool down in February from the month prior. Whew. Good news. It’s okay to pull out your gas guzzling snow blowers.

Dr. Pachauri also said, “…science only thrives on the basis of questioning.” If that is the case, then why do climate change alarmists not ask more questions? If they truly desire answers leading to solutions, why are they afraid to include the “God factor” in their line of questioning? Seems every time there’s a drought, hurricane or snowstorm, alarmists suggest the planet is intentionally regurgitating on mankind for its ecological malfeasance. It seems laughable environmentalists and presumed scientific experts regularly talk about the planet having the ability to execute vengeance on global sinners, but scoff at the very mention of God playing a role in climate fluctuations.

Alarmists are quick to ridicule those embracing Biblical teaching suggesting an apocalyptic ending preceding a renewal of the planet, yet themselves promote a similar end, bereft the grace and hope for renewal. While they’d never admit it, they practice their own religion, coming across like Greek gods who can control the earth’s climate and create weather.


To understand the environmentalists’ theology you must check common sense at the door. On the surface, wind turbines seem like a great alternative to fossil fuel. But the dirty little secret is fossil fuels are used to fill in during down times. And there are a lot of down times — because the wind doesn’t always blow…if only we could learn how to harness the hot air rising from the mouths of those who think they have the ability to change the climate.

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