[Terrapreta] maybe controversial

[lou gold]

Thanks Michael.

I think it's important to understand that the Christian community is quite
diverse -- even amongst fundamentalist Evangelicals. Indeed, the strongest
land stewardship tradition in North American is found on the Amish farm and
they have lots of Anabaptist brethren, all of whom are Evangelicals. It's
also important to remember that these people arrived in the US as
non-violent anti-war folk who where fleeing the militarist culture of the
Prussians. In my years of environmental activism we found many allies among
Evangelicals who believed that the Bible ordered them to care for the earth.


My apologies to everyone who labors with slow Internet connections. The
photos and videos are just such integral part of the stories that I had to
go with the high bandwidth option.

hugs and blessings,

lou



On Sat, Apr 12, 2008 at 4:04 AM, Michael Bailes <michaelangelica at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Agreed. the alternative is death.
> The right-wing Christians's delight and belief in impending doom
> (Armageddon) scares the crap out of me.
>  Apparently 30-40% of Americans believe this will happen in the next 5-10
> years.
> So why bother doing anything but pray and ensure you are one of the
> "saved" elect.
>
> Nice web site lou
> A bit slow fro me to load (on dial up)
> m




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