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Environmentalism: A Biblical Perspective

By Filings on Mon, 02/10/20
Christian Living
Environmentalism
Climate Change
Technology

“While Dr. Northcott and others prescribe abandonment of industrial civilization, or what Dr. Northcott calls ‘the machine world,’ and a return to a hunter-gatherer, or at most a ‘primitive,’ subsistence agricultural social order, as the solution to environmental problems, we believe a technologically advanced society and ecological well-being can co-exist, and indeed that they must coexist” - E. Calvin Beisner

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