The little green book is new from a new publisher called “Wide Margin” books who published “Carnival Kingdom” which I will be reviewing soon.\u00a0 This tiny book is written as a response to the state the planet is in as a call to environmental action.\u00a0 The author Dr Jonathan Ingleby starts by giving a bit of background to as he sees it the main environmental problem of climate change (although the oil running out is mentioned) and then spends a large part of the pamphlet detaining the excuses we make to do nothing and a response to these excuses.\u00a0 These are all as true about climate change as of peak oil or any other environmental area and each objection is skilfully demolished.\u00a0 Ingleby’s conclusion is we need a new economy and that new economy is the kingdom of God.\u00a0 This is an original and interesting response to climate change and one I would like to see expanded to a book.<\/p>\n
The last part of the book is made up of a green checklist drawn up by Kevin and Ros Durrant.\u00a0 This covers all areas of the environment and has some great suggestions.\u00a0 This is a great purchase for those Christians who are just starting to think about the environment.\u00a0 It would make a great companion to our book for home-group study.<\/p>\n
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The little green book is new from a new publisher called “Wide Margin” books who published “Carnival Kingdom” which I will be reviewing soon.\u00a0 This tiny book is written as a response to the state the planet is in as … Continue reading