Philosophy professor on "Religious Environmentalism"

[quaffer22]

HAH !!

Why is it that the people that espouse humans being the scourge of The Earth; are the epitome of their own self-described summarization of what ails us.

Are they intentionally portraying themselves as some sort of neolithic throw-back?

CLASSIC !

[dangerousnymph]

I remember a movie where a high school football player was in class giving a report. He fails miserably, so in a last ditch attempt to save his ass he shouts "SOANDSO HIGH SCHOOL RULES!" and the crowd goes wild.

Does Mr. Gottlieb play center or quarterback?

This lecture is full of base pandering to ego and trendiness, without offering anything of substance. It's full of so many gross fallacies I couldn't even begin to list them here.

[EvodiusTheophile]

That seems like a grossly oversimplified way of handling extremely complex ideas and historical facts. That's how the trick works right? Reduce something to a bland generalization and then apply it to any other bland generalization of your choosing?

[Merany1]

It is a pity that not many people have seen this video.

The world´s largest religions all have the same history.

They begin as a grass roots movements and then become overtaken by kings or politicians or people in power like Constantine, and the people become manipulated. This is precisely what has happened with the world´s largest secular religion, Environmentalism.

[cheeseUout]

@Merany1 very glad some has said that. Thank you. I remember Ghandi saying "I love Jesus, but I hate Christianity". THats pretty much what you're talking about