Happy Earth Day! I’m so behind in my reading, and I’m supposed to write something of intelligence about this book, but all I can manage is:
This book is long over due. Christians should be leading the way on protecting the earth. Christ follower? Into environmentalism? Check this book out (love the resource section in the back and all the practical tips on how to protect the earth’s natural resources.)
That is all.
Lame, I know. Bad blogger. I really do need a clone for all the mundane tasks of life so the real me can do all the fun stuff, like reading.
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Hey, it is enough to get me to order it.
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Well, being an aspiring green girl and all I’ll definitely have to check that out. Thank, Monica!
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I’m excited about how many books on this that are coming out. It’s amazing to me that those who believe in Darwinism (aka survival of the fittest) often seem to care more about the environment but those who believe it was created by God. But I think this is changing.
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