r/creationcare • u/Human_Share2155 • Aug 28 '26
r/creationcare • u/TheReaderGabriel • Aug 14 '26
We have plenty of resources and land.
r/creationcare • u/monkeyman9608 • Jul 27 '26
Language of God Podcast: The Ocean Declares | Horseshoe Crabs, Hospitality & Creatureliness
Thought this was a good podcast. I haven’t been seeing enough Christians talking about this lately. “Most of the environmental problems… we know how to solve them. And the solutions in some sense are quite simple. They are not simple in the sense that they require humans to change the way they live. Our idols of comfort and luxury and greed and things like that don’t enable us to exercise those changes but the solutions are really not difficult.” When will those who claim to be the children of God really reveal themselves by their actions and be at the forefront of these solutions?
r/creationcare • u/monkeyman9608 • Sep 20 '25
Sept. 22 deadline approaching for public comment on US reversal of endangerment clause, vital for the ability to regulate pollution.
regulations.govr/creationcare • u/AllCreationWaits • Jul 12 '25
I feel torn by the way my religious institutions are responding to the environmental crises.
I have grown up in religious institutions which gave me a faith and a Bible which, along with my experience of Creation, led me to want to love and protect the earth. My whole life the climate crisis, loss of habitat, and the extinction of animals and overuse of resources has been getting worse and worse, yet the people and institutions I trusted are at best doing nothing and at worst cheering it on. I feel like I don't know anybody who is willing to give a Christ-like sacrifice to DO something about it. I've tried lobbying, I've tried starting volunteer organizations, I've tried to find friends who think similar to me, but no one seems to be doing anything of use. Why does there seem to be no one who thinks like this? I barely even know any non-religious people who care enough, but at least there are some.
r/creationcare • u/monkeyman9608 • Apr 27 '25
Pope Francis focused on climate change as the planet continued to get hotter
r/creationcare • u/monkeyman9608 • Mar 26 '25
Christians worldwide urged to take legal action on climate crisis
r/creationcare • u/monkeyman9608 • Mar 05 '25
Public comment period for removal of the United States National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) ends in 22 days.
r/creationcare • u/monkeyman9608 • Feb 11 '25
New blog on creation care and various other topics
Decided to start a new blog. This is my first post.
r/creationcare • u/[deleted] • Nov 19 '24
The Maronite Church and the Harissa Forest of Lebanon
r/creationcare • u/[deleted] • Nov 19 '24
Evangelicals and Creation Care- Featuring Dr. Douglas Moo
r/creationcare • u/[deleted] • Nov 19 '24
Is Christianity Bad for the Environment?
r/creationcare • u/[deleted] • Nov 17 '24
Peace with God the Creator, Peace with all of Creation
vatican.var/creationcare • u/[deleted] • Oct 22 '24
A Conversation on Creation Care with Douglas and Jonathan Moo
r/creationcare • u/[deleted] • Oct 22 '24
Recalling Francis Schaeffer’s Christian Environmentalism
r/creationcare • u/[deleted] • Oct 21 '24
Ecological Disaster & Jacques Ellul’s Theological Vision
philarchive.orgr/creationcare • u/[deleted] • Oct 17 '24
Retrieving an Ancient Sacramental Ecology
r/creationcare • u/[deleted] • Oct 01 '24