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Here's the quote of the day, from a February 5, 2007 New Yorker piece by Rebecca Mead about a religious conference
on the Apocalypse, at which theologian Jurgen Moltmann put global warming into perspective this way:
"One should not speak about the end of the world if what one means is the end of our culture. If you are mankind-centered,
it's a catastrophe; but if you are life-centered it is that while one [type of] life ends, another begins."
Well, that helps.
(Posted 2/11/07 by Bruce A. Jacobs)
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