Evangelical Skepticism about Global Warming
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By E. Calvin Beisner (Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation, Newsletter, May 10, 2008)
National Spokesman, April 29, 2008
Only by using an unjustifiably broad definition of “evangelical,” provided by a theologically indifferent, secular polling organization, can the ECI claim widespread evangelical support for its view.
For a view that better represents evangelicals, see “A Call to Truth” and [click here] for a list of its signers. And for thorough explanation of why evangelicals should not be alarmed about global warming, see [this]. (more, and better qualified in the science and economics necessary to assess the issue, than the ECI). The Southern Baptist Convention, representing over 16 million Southern Baptists, adopted a resolution diametrically opposed to the ECI. And for thorough explanation of why evangelicals should not be alarmed about global warming, see [this].