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Divine Sovereignty and The Global Climate Change Debate
Essays in Philosophy 12 (1):8-15 (2011)
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Behind the global climate change debate are views of divine sovereignty. Those who believe that God is in charge of everything believe there is no change in the climate, but those who believe that God's sovereignty entails that we are responsible for working with the divine are willing to admit there is global climate change.Author's Profile
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