In support of his thesis, Weisman cites "gaia-scientist" James Lovelock. Two years after Weisman's CNN piece, even Lovelock came out against global warming alarmism.
Weisman is not alone in merging environmentalism with religion. Writing in the Chronicle of Education, Pascal Bruckner explores the parallels between global warmism and religion:
Consider the meaning in contemporary jargon of the famous carbon footprint that we all leave behind us. What is it, after all, if not the gaseous equivalent of Original Sin, of the stain that we inflict on our Mother Gaia by the simple fact of being present and breathing? We can all gauge the volume of our emissions, day after day, with the injunction to curtail them, just as children saying their catechisms are supposed to curtail their sins. [Emph. added]PREVIOUSLY on the subject of liberals replacing irrational old religions with just as irrational religions or spiritualities:
•UN invokes Mayan goddess in support of 'global warming'
•Orthodox environmentalism
•Democrats twice as likely to think they have seen a ghost
•Obama campaign is a "transcendent" "religious" movement
•Atheism is a belief shared by Pol Pot, Stalin, Mao, and Democrats
•Obama supporters tell of spiritual conversion
•Obama's church and its Black Liberation Theology
•Toy guns at Yale: Political correctness as a primitive religion
PREVIOUSLY on support for global warming:
•Engineers and geoscientists are overwhelmingly skeptical of IPCC and global warming alarmism
•Study: those most knowledgeable about science are least fooled by climate alarmists
•It is never too cold for a Climate Crisis Rally
•Science versus the UN: 125 scientists expose UN's fraudulent claims
•Global warming hypocrite of the day is Arnold
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