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Environmental Issues within the Creation

Joel Minderhoud·2017-04-17
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This article by Joel Minderhoud examines environmental issues such as global warming and acid rain from a Reformed theological perspective, emphasizing how studying creation deepens our appreciation for God's wisdom and power. Rather than focusing on political debates about environmental causes, Minderhoud argues that understanding creation enables believers to honor God, care for His creation faithfully, and trust in His sovereign control over all things.

Various environmental issues are brought to our attention from time to time in news reports. Yet, these reports often leave us with more questions than answers. Are these environmental issues a hoax, or scientifically proven phenomena? Or perhaps, something in between? We are left to wonder, "Is there anything to be gained from looking into these issues?" I believe there is. I see value in examining various environmental issues -- not to determine the extent to which certain of them are caused...

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Joel Minderhoud
Date

2017-04-17

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Topics
CreationChristian LivingProvidence
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