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The environment can be said to comprise of all living and non-living things that occur naturally on [[Earth]]. Despite Biblical emphasis on human stewardship of the Earth:
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The '''environment''' can be said to comprise of all living and non-living things that occur on [[Earth]].
  
:''Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth, and subdue it; and rule over the fish of the sea and over the birds of the sky and over every living thing that moves on the earth.'' [[Genesis]] 1:28
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It is also used in more specific formulations, describing localized phenomena.
  
Its not something Christian Conservatives tend to care too much about. The [[Rapture]] is sure to come long before God would allow us to mess things up too badly, so don't swallow any [[Liberal]] nonsense about "fragile ecosystems" or "reduced biodiversity". "Stewardship" just means "use as thou wilt", and the Earth is merely a worldly stepping-stone on the path to Heaven. As we can see from the Bible, the world hates us anyway:
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For instance, the environment in which a child grows up usually refers to the personalities and parenting skills of his [[mother]] and [[father]], the [[economic]] conditions in which he was raised, and the nature of his [[school]]ing.
  
:''If ye were of the world, the world would love his own: but because ye are not of the world, but I  have chosen you out of the world, therefore the world hateth you.'' John 15:19
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The environment is sometimes used as a catch phrase denoting an [[environmentalist]] perspective, as in "that is bad (or good) for the environment".  While this is closer to the generalized sense above, it usually refers to some specific ecological situation, for example, "[[acid rain]] is bad for the environment because it kills [[lake]]s and [[tree]]s", or, "[[compost]]ing is good for the environment because it reduces our [[landfill]] load and returns [[nutrient]]s to the [[soil]]".
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== Atheism and the environment ==
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''See also:'' [[Atheism and the environment]]
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Overall, [[atheism|atheistic]] nations have a poor track record when it comes to the environment (see: [[Atheism and the environment]]).
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==External links==
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*[http://www.aim.org/wls/category/environment/ What Liberals Say - Category: Environment], [[Accuracy In Media]]
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Latest revision as of 11:51, November 26, 2019

The environment can be said to comprise of all living and non-living things that occur on Earth.

It is also used in more specific formulations, describing localized phenomena.

For instance, the environment in which a child grows up usually refers to the personalities and parenting skills of his mother and father, the economic conditions in which he was raised, and the nature of his schooling.

The environment is sometimes used as a catch phrase denoting an environmentalist perspective, as in "that is bad (or good) for the environment". While this is closer to the generalized sense above, it usually refers to some specific ecological situation, for example, "acid rain is bad for the environment because it kills lakes and trees", or, "composting is good for the environment because it reduces our landfill load and returns nutrients to the soil".

Atheism and the environment

See also: Atheism and the environment

Overall, atheistic nations have a poor track record when it comes to the environment (see: Atheism and the environment).

External links