Christians responding to our being called on to take action concerning climate change

Dear George

In response to your question about ways you, as a Christian and those you associate with, e.g. in your church, might best respond to the call, which has been sounded for a while, that Christians, who are supposed to love humanity, especially our children, should be more proactive when it comes it comes to responding to some of the challenges (some go as far as say – emergency) that are posed due to man-made climate change, here are some of my thoughts …

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What is going on in Iran?

One thing people can’t say about 2026 is that it hasn’t started with a proverbial bang, as well as stuff happening around the world that we don’t hear about, with undoubtedly a lot more to come. We did hear about Venezuela, which I recently wrote about (see here) for the first time and now my news feeds are awash with goings on in Iran, even though (unsurprisingly) the BBC have been tardy in reporting. I have written about Iran six times, over 10 years!

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C.S. Lewis and “That Hideous Strength”

In order to keep the main article short and not give away too many spoilers, in case readers have yet to read C.S.Lewis’ “That Hideous Strength”, I include at the end an “APPENDIX – Questions and Answers to/from Meta AI”, with pertinent information I found to be helpful in coming to understand the book.

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Two funerals in a day: Graham Jones and Martin Templeman

As I have commented, more than once in my forays into the blogosphere, I am now at an age when people I once knew well, respected highly and over a long period, die. When I can, I then get to attend their funerals with the primary aim to pay my respects and as a bonus I get to meet folk I knew in the past, often having not seen them for a long time. Yesterday, for the first time, I had that experience twice. The words of John Donne sounded in my ear!

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