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My book  is an in-depth analysis of the worldview, philosophy, theology, ethics, politics, and strategies of the Green movement. The book is 307 pages of text, followed by over 1000 references. It is hardback, and printed in the USA, and published by Cornwall Alliance. I wrote the book because I believe it is possible to have a balanced Biblical view of stewardship  and conservation to the critical issues of environment and development.

Around the world, environmentalism has become an unbalanced, radical movement. Something we call “The Green Dragon.” And it is deadly, deadly to human prosperity, deadly to human life, deadly to human freedom and deadly to the gospel of Jesus Christ. Make no mistake about it, environmentalism is no longer your friend. It is your enemy. And the battle is not primarily political or material, it is spiritual. … As Christians, we must actively trust God and obey His word. So when it comes to environmental stewardship, we must reject the false world view, the faulty science and the counterfeit gospel that threatens to corrupt society and the church.

If you wish to purchase a copy of the book you may do so here

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or at light4america.com, Cornwall Alliance, Amazon.com, and other outlets.

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Annette Blake May 30, 2011 at 3:10 PM

Hi James,

Please send me two copies–your website only allows for one at a time. I notice that Google has buried your website–I must make several tries before it will come up. I’ve heard that Google people are not happy with this book–and, they are making it difficult to find you with a search. It would be great for a movie–like The Passion–. Thanks for the book.

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Chris P April 6, 2012 at 2:56 PM

Wow – you know all about those subjects? So which religion is the right one and why haven’t you convinced everybody as to which is the inerrant bible and dogma?

I’m surprised that somebody who claims to be as educated as you thinks that accelerating the burning of finite resources is a good thing. Why you think that burning coal and dumping mercury all over the place is nice? You apparently haven’t noticed, either, that the Chinese are now building far more cars than we do and are upping demand on fuel supplies.

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