Eco-spirituality: Utah faith groups ask question, 'Who do we think we are?' about environment
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“So much of what happens as a result of climate change affects those who are least able to respond,” Soleil said. “The poor, the elderly, the sick — every faith feels responsibility for them. As the world experiences the More..
Being good stewards of the Planet isn't the issue, how condescending of this Pastor and so many LDS members to assume people don't want to care for the planet, we all live here and no responsible person regardless of political party wants More..
Meanwhile --
Fellow LDS members chide us "tree-huggers"
and our new "Solar Powered", Eco-Friendly LDS Stake Center here in Farmington.
Pathetic that fellow members deride the brotherns decisions,
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