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The Global Environmental Ethic (Part One)
Commentary by Martin G. CollinsThe United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) has embraced eco-spirituality through initiatives like the Environmental Sabbath, which is rooted in their declaration: The soil is our Goddess; it is our religion. This forms the foundation of a burgeoning world religion promoted by the UN, focusing on the sacredness of the soil and encouraging a global environmental ethic. While the concept of caring for the earth may seem appealing, it carries a deceptive intent to foster earth worship through eco-spirituality. This movement is part of a broader push towards a one world religion, subtly infiltrating public education, media, and entertainment to influence future generations.
The Global Environmental Ethic (Part Two)
Commentary by Martin G. CollinsThe eco-feminist worldview despises patriarchic religions, Judaism and Christianity, trying to replace them with an environmental earth-goddess worldview.
The Global Environmental Ethic (Part Three)
Commentary by Martin G. CollinsThe UN Environmental Project espouses an environmental ethic, an eco-spirituality designed to enforce a global reference for earth and an international earth sabbath.