Romans 1:28 “And since they did not see fit to acknowledge God, God gave them up to a debased mind to do what ought not to be done.”
Important Takeaways:
- Clergy Call for ‘Climate Repentance’ as UN Summit Wraps Up in Egypt
- ‘COP27’ began as all the other climate summits, with the dire warning that life on Earth would end if climate change isn’t stopped.
- “The clock is ticking,” warned UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres
- Also during the summit, clergy held what was called the world’s first multi-faith Climate Repentance ceremony to “seek forgiveness for climate sins.” Activists went up Mt Sinai and smashed what were supposed to be the climate ten commandments.
- One must wonder, however, whether the doomsday rhetoric can be trusted. After all, 50 years ago the UN warned mankind had only “ten years to stop catastrophe.”
- Forty years ago, the UN said we have until the year 2000 to prevent the equivalent of a “nuclear holocaust.”
- And 15 years ago the UN warned that if climate change wasn’t stopped by 2012, “it would be too late.”
- After 26 previous climate summits and trillions spent on climate policies, the UN still doesn’t have a blueprint to lower the Earth’s temperature.
- For this 27th attempt, US Climate Envoy John Kerry says what’s needed are trillions of dollars more.
- But with the UN itself admitting failure, the biggest impact of climate policies has been a worldwide energy crisis, through an over-reliance on green energy.
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