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Aug 31 2007

Global Warming math lesson: Less then half = consensus; and Eco-Confessions!

Published by Karl at 2:12 am under Global Warming, religion

Just thought I would point out the obvious fact that is it getting harder to claim a consensus when over half of the scientists don’t buy the holy consensus.

Breaking: Less Than Half of all Published Scientists Endorse Global Warming Theory

Last week in his blog post, New Peer-Reviewed Scientific Studies Chill Global Warming Fears, on the Inhofe EPW Press Blog, Marc Morano cited a July 2007 review of 539 abstracts in peer-reviewed scientific journals from 2004 through 2007 that found that climate science continues to shift toward the views off global warming skeptics.

Today, Michael Asher provides more details about this new survey in his blog post, Survey: Less Than Half Of All Published Scientists Endorse Global Warming Theory. Asher writes that the study has been submitted for publication in the journal Energy and Environment.

Face it, the glaciers are not what is melting.  What’s melting is the facade of lies about Global Warming. 

Granted this is hardly empirical, or a totally conclusive scientific fact, but it is interesting.

Face it, the glaciers are not what is melting.  What’s melting is the facade of lies about Global Warming.

Of course, this isn’t scientific either:

Priest offers ‘eco-confessions’ for environmental sinners

Forgotten to recycle any newspapers or tin cans recently? Feeling guilty because you neglected to carbon offset your flight to somewhere, anywhere, outside England this summer?

The Roman Catholic Church is at hand with a new line in “green confessions” to help eco-sinners to find forgiveness.

Dom Anthony Sutch, the Benedictine monk who resigned as head of Downside School to become a parish priest in Suffolk, will be at the county’s Waveney Greenpeace festival this weekend to hear eco-confessions in what is thought to be the first dedicated confessional booth of its kind.

Why not?  We already have eco indulgences, the so called carbon offsets…though those are not within the Church.

Has the Pope been asked about this?  As a Catholic, this is kinda disappointing.  But I guess if liberals want to flay themselves with guilt, even if it is self impsoed, the Church must respond.

Ironic isn’t it.  They use real religion to absolve their guilt over their ecoimposed religion…

Also discussed at Sister Toldjah

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