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    Tuesday, May 15, 2007

    The Vatican's UN intervention re: climate change

    Dom makes the point I was going to make before (and better than) me:

    The comments by Archbishop Celestino Migliore, the Holy See’s observer at the United Nations on global climate change got a lot of attention in the press and blogosphere.

    The archbishop threw the Vatican’s weight behind the climate change “consensus”, including that “the scientific evidence for global warming and for humanity’s role in the increase of greenhouse gasses becomes ever more unimpeachable.”

    The only problem is that “evidence” is a lie because it is based on the lies in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s false reports. As I blogged in March, Orson Scott Card debunked this report as myth at length.

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    It’s sad to see Archbishop Migliore being taken in by the falsehoods of the IPCC. It’s sad that in a time when we have to be wary of an ecumenism that verges on irenicism and syncretism, that the Vatican’s top diplomat the international body appears to have conceded as true the teachings of the fundamentalist modern pseudo-science religion of “climate change.”

    I just got a whole packet of reading material on this subject, and look forward to delving into it in the coming weeks. Unfortunately, I have a rather busy travel schedule ahead. Would it be too ironic to be reading this material aboard a jumbo jet?

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