Pope quotes Psalms for Climate Change Deniers.
"Man is stupid, he is stubborn and he does not see."- Harsh words but rightly used in this context. Pope Francis might not be much when one has to preach acceptance towards gay couples within the catholic family or accept contraceptives as a safer method for family planning, but even with small steps such as this, he is winning the hearts of many.
The unprecedented calamities targeting the United States in the past few weeks has been deemed as signs of more possible upcoming deadly events. According to many, these ferocious weather patterns appears to have a link with the changing climate in our world. Even after constant reminders and warnings from Pope Francis and even scientists, world leaders and other politicians, many of the leaders working within the Government still denies any such link.
Hurricane Katia, along with the category 5 Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Harvey battering the southern regions of North America, it makes sense of Pope's frustration with the Climate Change deniers. The Pontiff has disagreed with the Pope on several issues, one of the mainly is on pollution from human managed industries contributing to the current ethereal chaos. There are two typhoons in the Pacific currently and heading towards Vietnam and Southern Japan.
The Devastation left mainly after Irma crashed in Florida just two days ago was staggering. The immensity of damage and the deaths of thirty plus people is now making more and more people demanding stricter actions and policies that would give high priority to the man made events that are the root cause of such issues.
According to the Aljazeera news network, the Pope called climate deniers "stupid". During an in-flight conference, when was returning from Columbia after five days, urged people who deny climate change to go and confer it with the scientists who know the issue well.
He later Quoted from the Book of Pslams 'Man is stupid, he is stubborn and he does not see.'
Being the First of the Popes, he has made climate issues a strong part of his papacy. He even urged the people of Columbia as to protect the biodiversity of this planet from being exploited for profit.
In a nation ruled by one of the most hated presidents and who has attracted controversies of racial hatred, inciting violence and a man of morally corrupted nature, stopping climate change could be a bigger issue than expected.
But once again the Pope reminded his people of their moral duty by saying "All of us have a responsibility. All of us. Some small, some big. A moral responsibility, to accept opinions, or make decisions. I think it is not something to joke about."
The unprecedented calamities targeting the United States in the past few weeks has been deemed as signs of more possible upcoming deadly events. According to many, these ferocious weather patterns appears to have a link with the changing climate in our world. Even after constant reminders and warnings from Pope Francis and even scientists, world leaders and other politicians, many of the leaders working within the Government still denies any such link.
Hurricane Katia, along with the category 5 Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Harvey battering the southern regions of North America, it makes sense of Pope's frustration with the Climate Change deniers. The Pontiff has disagreed with the Pope on several issues, one of the mainly is on pollution from human managed industries contributing to the current ethereal chaos. There are two typhoons in the Pacific currently and heading towards Vietnam and Southern Japan.
The Devastation left mainly after Irma crashed in Florida just two days ago was staggering. The immensity of damage and the deaths of thirty plus people is now making more and more people demanding stricter actions and policies that would give high priority to the man made events that are the root cause of such issues.
According to the Aljazeera news network, the Pope called climate deniers "stupid". During an in-flight conference, when was returning from Columbia after five days, urged people who deny climate change to go and confer it with the scientists who know the issue well.
He later Quoted from the Book of Pslams 'Man is stupid, he is stubborn and he does not see.'
Being the First of the Popes, he has made climate issues a strong part of his papacy. He even urged the people of Columbia as to protect the biodiversity of this planet from being exploited for profit.
In a nation ruled by one of the most hated presidents and who has attracted controversies of racial hatred, inciting violence and a man of morally corrupted nature, stopping climate change could be a bigger issue than expected.
But once again the Pope reminded his people of their moral duty by saying "All of us have a responsibility. All of us. Some small, some big. A moral responsibility, to accept opinions, or make decisions. I think it is not something to joke about."
Excellently written Zac... Nice work
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