Volume 14, Number 2, November-December 2010 Global Something! by Norman Edwards This writer well remembers being scared as a child of
ice ages looming on the horizon—endless cold, no more food, and eventually
the death of the world. The April 28, 1975, Newsweek article below, entirely
copied for fair use purposes, shows the attitude of the day: scientists were
sure of a coming ice age; the only thing in doubt was what people might let
their governments do about it. Today, children are similarly scared of global
warming! The Today, in the graph at
right and nearly all “global warming” graphs on the Internet, data stops at
the year 2000—because temperatures begin to level and drop off during the
last few years! Similarly, the left end of the graph deliberately starts in
the year 1400 because the thousand years before that was much warmer—some
periods warmer than today. Even the Global Warming
movement itself has now adopted the name “Global Change”. Whether
temperatures go up or down, this movement sees the need for global taxes and
global control of resources by the governments, banks and businesses that
fund the scientists that produce the answers they want. Is global warming man made?
Do we need to counter the “greenhouse gases” we
put into the atmosphere? In the 1970s, global cooling was said to be
caused by sunlight reflected away from the earth by dust and ash we put into the atmosphere. Temperatures
change, but the earth remains! Are you glad that governments took no
massive action to stop the coming ice age predicted in 1975? Do you believe
that our leaders are any more honest today? Are we not better off to seek global
repentance and trust God to manage His earth, than to give global power lying
human governments? &
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