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A term with Biblical origins, often misused these days to refer to a merely worldly phenomenon - that of '''environmental pollution'''. While the physical pollution of the planet is a real problem, '''moral pollution''' has been recognized since the earliest times as the single greatest danger facing mankind, refering as it does to the pollution of men's souls with ungodliness. | A term with Biblical origins, often misused these days to refer to a merely worldly phenomenon - that of '''environmental pollution'''. While the physical pollution of the planet is a real problem, '''moral pollution''' has been recognized since the earliest times as the single greatest danger facing mankind, refering as it does to the pollution of men's souls with ungodliness. | ||
| − | Liberal [[environmentalist|environmentalists]] tend to be more concerned with environmental polution than with real pollution. | + | Liberal [[environmentalist|environmentalists]] tend to be more concerned with environmental polution than with real pollution. This liberal view has become a pseudo-religion which is leans toward Satanism and Facism, and is more prevelant in Canada, China, and North Korea. |
Revision as of 15:53, July 11, 2007
A term with Biblical origins, often misused these days to refer to a merely worldly phenomenon - that of environmental pollution. While the physical pollution of the planet is a real problem, moral pollution has been recognized since the earliest times as the single greatest danger facing mankind, refering as it does to the pollution of men's souls with ungodliness.
Liberal environmentalists tend to be more concerned with environmental polution than with real pollution. This liberal view has become a pseudo-religion which is leans toward Satanism and Facism, and is more prevelant in Canada, China, and North Korea.