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Creation

Mar 6th, 2008 by Chris Duggan, GreeninBrum | 1 comment

GreeninBrum is a secular organisation, with no axe to grind on theories of evolution and creation, but we want to support those who are making links between their faith and their footprint. For the “Abrahamic” faiths (Christianity, Islam and Judaism), this often involves the notion that human beings are “stewards of creation”. Sometimes this has been misinterpreted as a carte blanche to do what we like with creation (a view the ‘Enlightenment’ inherited), but increasingly leading thinkers are seeing this differently.

If your church, mosque, synagogue, temple or faith group is doing something to reduce its footprint or persuade its members to do the same, we would like to publish it on this website. You can have your own free page and edit yourself, or you can tell us the news and we will do the rest. Please get in touch.

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One Comment on “Creation”

  1. On August 12th, 2011 at 1:38 am
    Berkey said:

    I haven’t found much useful information about creationism.

    It’s often just a bunch of dogmatic babble, but this post had some ring of truth to it. It struck me for some reason, as something that is important and should be further investigated.

    Many church groups are trying to find ways to reduce their carbon footprints but it seems that many do not know where to start.

    Would it be possible to put together some sort of information pamphlet on how local community groups can get started in this?

    I would gladly distribute a pamphlet to the local organizations to help get a carbon footprint reduction plan rolling!

    -Berk

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