Spiritual Implications of Climate Change

5/16/2013

"The peril of our spiritual crisis, is that we have unleashed an irresistible force ˆ that of the human imagination and technological creativity, within what is an immovable object, the finite nature of the life of the planet itself, with a sense of complete irresponsibility for the outcome. Something of these three has got to, and will, give way."

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