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[rogerashton]

Funny thing about that, though. A year ago I got roped into being one of the "section hands" (teacher in charge of a section) of an interdisciplinary class on sustainability that my university gave. I was the token economist. I pretty much stayed away from the planning side of it, but one of the guest speakers who was brought in was an evangelical Christian environmentalist. New to me. And his claim was that there is a growing evangelical Christian environmentalist movement, that evangelicals who heard the case put to them in Biblical terms tended to be very supportive and to come out rather extreme. The sociologist on our team, who brought the guy in, chuckled about how the Earth-Firsters loved his position on the issues, for all they did not buy into his Christology.

So keep in mind that the person you walked out on was a politician, not necessarily a representative of anything but power.

http://www.creationcare.org/

I'm pretty clear that that's a good group. If they were not, the following group would not hate them as they show they do.

http://www.nationalcenter.org/dos7115.htm :puke: