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[warnercrocker and friends] noahdavidsimon: Michael Crichton on Environmentalism as a Religion ...: noahdavidsimon's status on Sunday, 15-Mar-09 10:22:17 UTC.

[religion clothing] Meg Gallagher’s Religious Studies Extravaganza: It fits the ...: as a in the main In the subscribe to half of the intersection, he argues that environmentalism should not be considered a .As expedition of my subscribe to debatable, which I sucker is a weighted down bromide, specialty something a faith gives it a infinite more signification.

[Anthonares] Anthonares » Blog Archive » Post-Apocalyptic Environmentalism: Michael Crichton’s State of Fear article and book was actually on some of this very concept. The critics slaughtered him in the media, saying that he was an author who didn’t know anything about environmental science, but his response was that he was a sociologist who knew plenty about religion and religious movements, and that for all intents and purposes, a large part of the environmental movement, especially global warming, was a religious movement.

[Everything English] Comp II: Environmental Sustainability « Everything English: In the article “Environmentalism as Religion Run Amok” author Michael Crichton says that the biggest issue with society is that people cannot tell the difference between truth and illusion. People are now debating all of their own .

[Neeho's Notes] One More Sign that Environmentalism is a Religion: While any of the above options may still turn out to be true, I wonder if we should add the religion of environmentalism to the list of likely candidates for the one-world religion? A compelling case for this metamorphasis from science .

[Secular Right] Secular Right » Environmentalism as Religion: This is just the one millionth data point that shows that negating traditional religion doesn’t turn society into a bunch of secular Voltaires, it just turns them to other, newer, and infinitely tackier forms of religion - religious environmentalism, in this case, which is even one of the less kitschy.

[CO2sceptics News Blog] In global warming we trust | Climate Realists: Many in the environmental profession have come to an epiphany like the one the late Michael Crichton had - that contemporary environmentalism, with its authoritative, unchallengeable proclamations and rigid tenets, is analogous to organized religion. This environmental religion is headed by politicians (or former politicians) as the high priests and an established political cathedral (read Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change).

[The Critical Thinker(tm)] Michael Crichton On The Parallels Between Environmentalism and ...: In a leadership conference broadcast over C-Span, a student freshman asks a poignant question of popular author, Michael Crichton: “why do you say environmentalism is a religion?”

[Michael Prescott's Blog] Michael Prescott's Blog: Science is a scam: I have lost track o the number of golly-gee reports I've read, even in supposedly sober media like the New York Times, even in the supposedly scientifically savvy media like National Geographic, only to dig out the real references (why is it the media cannot link to their sources?) and find the professor in question said nothing of the sort, or that the quote itself was one of those musing comments some professors like to pepper into the Future Think section of the Summary just because they need to build some relevence of their work in the minds of the directors of their Department.

[NC Media Watch] NC Media Watch: SB 908 requires textbooks to teach global warming: SB 908 which was sponsored by State Senator Joe Samitian, D-Palo Alto, will require climate change as among the topics included in the state's environmental science curriculum. Science textbooks are already required to discuss energy, water and wildlife conservation, among other environmental topics.

[The Spectrum Blog] The Spectrum Blog: A Petraeus video roundup: “Essentially, they want religious people to care less about abortion, homosexuality and gay marriage and more about poverty, war and the environment. That is, they want people to support pacifism, environmentalism and socialism””or in terms of specific policies, they want higher taxes to grow a larger welfare state, immediate withdrawal from Iraq and everybody to pay a pollution tax in the form of carbon offsets.”

[Reformed Musings] Aliens, global warming, religion, and science: Authors write misleading books, articles, and blog posts, cherry picking their data points and substituting emotional imagery for facts. Because socialism has a long, unbroken history of failure, eco-socialists need to resort to trickery to bring down the great capitalist nations of the west.

[MightyRighty.com - Conservative News, Discussion and Community] Michael Crichton on Global Warming - MightyRighty.com ...: The two main ones are environmentalism and Marxism, and they possess all the characteristics (minus God) of religion. As Michael Crichton (I don't know anything about his politics, so don't criticize me if he is a liberal) put it,

[TierneyLab] Michael Crichton’s Question - TierneyLab Blog - NYTimes.com: Crichton (RIP) had something akin to a genius for storytelling, but almost all his novels (from Andromeda Strain to Jurassic Park and beyond) harken back thematically to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, with its warning about the unintended consequences of monkeying around with Nature … a theme which implies a genuine &

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