Why Are Evangelical Women at Planned Parenthood?

Three Reasons Why Evangelicals Stopped Advocating for the Environment
It's not theology, it's politics.
ANDREW SPENCER
The recent announcement by the Trump administration that the United States is withdrawing from the Paris Accord, an agreement to limit greenhouse gas emissions signed by President Obama and leaders from 194 other countries in 2016, has produced a flurry of reactions. The continued support among evangelicals for President Trump has caused some to wonder why evangelicals seem to be disinterested in environmental activism. But there is a clear case to be made for ecological stewardship within the pages of Scripture. continue reading >>

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