A recent post on ScienceBlogs reviewed a book by Matthew Sleeth, an evangelical Christian and former doctor who has dedicated his life to environmental change. He came to speak at our little synagogue a few months ago – it’s interesting to read the perspective of a scientist and atheist: The Voltage Gate : Questioning the Sincerity of Evangelical Environmentalists.
Posted by: herzigma | April 25, 2007
The Voltage Gate : Questioning the Sincerity of Envangelical Environmentalists
Posted in @life, environment, good works, tikkun olam
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