Coffee House Musing

I'm noting that you understand that humans know what to do and yet do not address it.

The humans aren't the problem. The problem is with the anti-humanist thoroughly unchristian Christians.

I quip to them that if the Far Right is correct, we will have to deal with a spiritual apocalypse and if the secular intellectuals are right, it will be global warming and possibly other apocalyptic (or at best) societally changing events.

And you thereby turn a solvable problem into a bullshit religious issue.

First of all, you are stereotyping Christians. (SOME not ALL)

Yes, what I said does not apply to many liberal Christians. But the conservative Christians usually deny that the liberal Christians are actually Christian. So I exaggerated, but only a little.

Which part was exaggerated?

Looking back at what I wrote, I don't think I did exaggerate. Phat took me as saying something about all Christians. But I carefully avoided doing that.

Here's a link to an Atlantic article that describes the corruption we see in evangelical Christianity: The Evangelical Church Is Breaking Apart

Some of my squeaks are bleeped out.

We can still read them, if we click "peek". And most evcforum participants know that.

I'm fortunate enough to have fiber. I'm currently at 200M (up and down). I can get 1G, but that would be paying for more than I will use.

I'm happy to hear that T-Mobile is working out. I have heard good reports on it.