I never thought I’d say this, but I think I’m sold on the whole local and organic food thing. I’ll be the first to say I’ve been a bit judgmental of the local and organic food movement in recent years.
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My farmer’s daughter take on “pink slime” went up on the Daily Caller a few weeks ago. One commenter insinuated I’ve received money from the meat industry for my opinions. Hah. I wish. Then we wouldn’t have to borrow money to buy our new house. 0 Comments
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In a recent Washington Post op-ed, Arnold Schwarzeneggar stressed the economic benefits and environmental necessity of renewable energy expansion. Specifically (and unsurprisingly) the ex-Governator called for government to “level the playing field” of the energy sector through continued subsidization... 1 Comment
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The “What Would Jesus Drive” campaign, based on a Christian worldview, launched in 2002 for the purpose of reducing fuel consumption 0 Comments
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Organic food, localism, and other related buzz-activities have become extremely trendy, in large part because the earth can make us feel spiritual. 1 Comment
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I was saddened and frustrated by this article about global warm… er… I mean climate change written in the name of Christianity. This is exactly the problem I see among Christians on the right and the left. 3 Comments
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In Part I we saw that something of a balance exists between the dominion over the planet that God gave to mankind at Creation, and the corresponding stewardship that cannot be separated from it. We hear in the first few chapters of Genesis the call to 0 Comments
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As per my last post on “imago Dei,” I want to delve deeper into Genesis 1:26-28: 0 Comments
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The articles of faith of the modern environmental movement are widely diverse, but there are a few common themes that stand above the rest. 1 Comment
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