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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2014 · 41 MIN

Episode 57: Dr. James Wanliss: The Dark Green Environmentalist Indoctrination of

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How the Dark Green Environmentalist Education & Indoctrinationof our Children is against a Biblical WorldviewThere are many things creating great concern among Christians today and some things come with a nice package and convincing talking points. But when we look deep down, we see a frightening worldview that is harmful, damaging, and unbiblical. What is concerning is that the enviromental movement has many of these troubles. The movement is not supported biblically, it amounts to it's own pagan religion, it's devestating to the world's poor and is leading us down a dark green path of indiscriminate laws and pressures which cause more harm than good. Our guest today is Dr. James Wanliss, author of Resisting the Green Dragon, which compares the Christian worldview to the rise of pagan environmentalism. Dr. Wanliss holds degrees in physics and math, a M.Sc degree in geophysics and a Ph.D in physics. He is originally from South Africa, and is married to Esther, who is from Korea. They have homeschooled their children for the past 12 years.James Wanliss holds degrees in physics and math, the M.Sc degree in geophysics and Ph.D in physics. His scientific work focuses on complex dynamical systems. He is the recipient of an NSF CAREER award, one of the foundation’s most prestigious awards in support of faculty who exemplify the role of teacher-scholars through outstanding research, excellent education and the integration of education and research. James has published over 50 peer reviewed articles in scientific journals. He is interested in the intersection of science and faith and speaks on topics as diverse as education, parenting, global warming, Christian apologetics, creation and evolution, space weather, and the relation of theology to science. His most recent book is Resisting the Green Dragon, which compares the Christian worldview to the rise of pagan environmentalism. James is originally from South Africa, and is married to Esther, who is from Korea. They have homeschooled their children for the past 12 years.Please share your comments for James in the comments section below.  Listen to James as he talks about:The religion of the environmentalist movement.How the environmentalist agenda is not supported by the BibleWhat has happened in the educational movement today is akin to an act of war.How the environmentalist movement is old heresy and a pagan religion.How environmentalism's policy is devastating to the world's poor.How the world is not overpopulated and how this has been the argument since ancient biblical times.In a Christian worldview, how we should look at this environmentalist agenda and what action we should be taking.How are our youth are targeted and indoctrinated today when it comes to education in our schools.How a lot of the Homeschool curriculum has indiscriminately adopted environmental talking points.How most colleges including Christian colleges are heavily influenced by this dark green worldview.Resisting the Green Dragon; Dominion, Not Death by Dr. James Wanliss Connect with James...Website: Wanliss.comFacebook: James WanlissTwitter: @wanlissGoogle+: James WanlissLinkedIn: James WanlissThis page contains affiliate links.

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