The Bible and Endangered Species
A scene in the movie Noah gave me a start, reminding me of a noted theologian who seemed to have forgotten the message of the Ark, leading me to ponder our […]
Author Archives: johnamurdock
Keeping our Cool When the Rhetoric Gets Hot: Does the National Climate Assessment overdo it?
“Even the shifting language from global cooling (remember that?) to global warming to (the very nebulous) climate change inspires nothing but doubt.” So said a commenter in response to a […]
Pixar is Looking Up
John’s a big fan of the Bible, God’s creation, and Pixar movies. Thankfully, the three go well together, as John explained in an article at The New Atlantis.
The Muir, the better.
It’s summer. Time to get out and see the country, perhaps even a national park. You can’t go wrong with Yosemite, and to know Yosemite, you need to know John […]
Who are the Fab Four for Creation?
I have a piece up at seedbed.com, a very nice Wesleyan renewal website, about UK evangelical influences on creation care. Meet John, John, Jack, and Tom.
Meet John Murdock
John Murdock is just your typical tree-hugging conservative Christian. That combination may sound a bit odd, perhaps even oxymoronic in today’s cultural climate, but John does not look to cable […]
Best “On Earth”
John’s First Things article on Francis Schaeffer and his book Pollution and the Death of Man was named by On Earth magazine as one of the best pieces of environmental journalism for […]
