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Seems to me that almost every topic is polarising when people want to be polarised about it.This is a very polarizing topic.
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Seems to me that almost every topic is polarising when people want to be polarised about it.This is a very polarizing topic.
I disagree LOL....Seems to me that almost every topic is polarising when people want to be polarised about it.
How do I know whether you are not a card carrying member of Satan's army?Everything is connected.. From abortion, to gay marriages, to transgender, to evolution, to global warming to feminism.... it's all part of Satan's plan.
And.. that is to muddle the truth. Divide and conquer.
It all leads to one end.... a One world government, run buy the antichrist and the beast... where Christians are beheaded...
God is in control. The earth is not going to melt. There will be no mass extinction.. collapse of ecosystems.....
Satan is the Prince of this earth.. he knows his time is short. He can only do as much as God gives him permission to do though.
This whole climate issue is no different.. It is pitting brother against brother... the truth is muddled and the political landscape is polarized left to right....
Deception and corruption run amuck and no institution is left untouched...
Pollution is off the table as far as any debate is concerned and pollution can affect the entire world.There are at least two concerns: climate change and pollution.
Climate change is debatable and political as well as requiring global cooperation.
Pollution, air, water and land seem to be more local concerns... even down to the city or town level. In fact, even one's own daily habits.
I wonder if the former nations of the Sahara had similar discussions.The previous drought ended in 2103 and we are in another and deeper drought now. Rainfall continues to fall because we don't get any rain from low pressure systems over the southern states.
So why have the low pressure systems that used to give us rain, disappeared altogether?
What changed was the low pressure systems are contracting, further and further south, and away from the Australian continent. You can visually confirm this by observing weather maps from the sixties, seventies, and eighties. Compared to weather maps from the last twenty years.
So droughts must become more severe over time. Even the heavy monsoonal rainfall up north is also in serious decline.
God spoke in the beginning, has been talking through earth's history and will speak at the end. So it is not true that God has the last word.
I would not regard that as an accurate statement certainly not supported by any department of meteorology.
I probably would be hesitant to even refer to the present weather event as a drought. As droughts break but rainfall is declining and this drought is more of a permanent phenomenon.
Unconnected events.
The church was declining way before the Toronto blessing, the church decline is accelerating.
That is correct.
You don't know anything about me other than what I post here. If you read what I post, you would have a good idea.How do I know whether you are not a card carrying member of Satan's army?
I was with you until you stated that man's influence cannot be debated...Pollution is off the table as far as any debate is concerned and pollution can affect the entire world.
Pollution is not merely a local concern not when the pollution is from say nuclear sites such as Fukushima and Chernobyl. We all received doses of radiation from these nuclear meltdowns. These sites remain active and probably will be no go zones for a very long time.
On the other hand the climate change data indicates that the temperature is rising.
Whether or not the earth has undergone such extreme temperature changes as seen over the last seventy years, remains to be seen.
What cannot be debated is that mankind is having an increasing influence on this planet's natural sustainability. That we are slowly changing the planet's climate system is beyond any real debate.
Prior to about 700 bc the Earth experienced regular upheavals, the stuff of legends. We ain't seen nothing yet.Pollution is off the table as far as any debate is concerned and pollution can affect the entire world.
Pollution is not merely a local concern not when the pollution is from say nuclear sites such as Fukushima and Chernobyl. We all received doses of radiation from these nuclear meltdowns. These sites remain active and probably will be no go zones for a very long time.
On the other hand the climate change data indicates that the temperature is rising.
Whether or not the earth has undergone such extreme temperature changes as seen over the last seventy years, remains to be seen. If the global temperature continues to rise then the debate concerning climate change will decrease.
What cannot be debated is that mankind is having an increasing influence on this planet's natural sustainability. That we are slowly changing the planet's climate system is beyond any real debate.
Do you need millions of years of climate change data to see a sharp increase in temperature?BobRyan said: ↑
I claim they don't... I claim we can already see we had a very big ice age many centuries ago and we can already see that today we don't have that much of an ice age at all.
Did you miss that?
Didn't we all?
And in that course did they claim there was no ice age.??
Bingo.
The defense rests.
ahh now we get to my initial point to you -- do you actually have millions of years of daily climate monitoring to even KNOW how 10 or 20 or 100 years today compares to 100 years 10 million years ago? (or 4500 years ago). THIS is the actual point that is being debated... not all that other nonsensical no-climate change fluff. This is where you are simply "winging it" to make such an outlandish claim to have compared a 100 year time span 2 million years ago -- to a 100 year time span today.
Is that not obvious?
Except evilution of course. Mustn't question Darwinism.I was with you until you stated that man's influence cannot be debated...
It can and is.. It is only those who start stating things as settled.. that we should really look at what they are saying... Nothing in science is "settled".
Of course it is natural. At what point did mankind cease to be natural?Do you need millions of years of climate change data to see a sharp increase in temperature?
On the contrary can you assure us that the current temperature increase is only a natural event?
Oh ya... that's another that is "settled" forgot that one.Except evilution of course. Mustn't question Darwinism.
The southern low pressure systems as seen on the weather maps every night of the week. Have been contracting more towards Antartica, hence the reason for the declining rainfall over the last fifty years across the southern states.The Toronto Blessing is a symptom of the decline of the church. If Christians were alive, they would never have fallen for it.
As for the weather, "God settles the lonely in families; He leads the prisoners out to prosperity, but the rebellious dwell in a sun-scorched land."
I am aware of the mechanics of the change in weather patterns. I've lived in Victoria since 1974. There has always been a cycle of drought and rain, but this current nation-wide drought is extreme indeed. We've had some relief in southern Victoria. It's still below average. The north of the state is still very dry.
My observations are that the Church started into decline in the mid 1970's. I don't think my moving to Melbourne caused this. (j/k).
I doubt that the BOM has records going back 800 years so I'm not sure that they would be an authoritative source of information. I did some digging and the claim is made by Melbourne Uni.
Man is not responsible...Of course it is natural. At what point did mankind cease to be natural?
When he rebelled against God and that was the first climate change event.Of course it is natural. At what point did mankind cease to be natural?
Lol Aussies think its very cold when the thermometer dips below 20.The southern low pressure systems as seen on the weather maps every night of the week. Have been contracting more towards Antartica, hence the reason for the declining rainfall over the last fifty years across the southern states.
In Sydney we used to get southerly busters when I was growing up and these have almost vanished now. Simply because the low pressure systems are so far south that they no longer reach us.
The middle of winter was very cold and we had heaters and electric blankets. I have not needed an electric blanket or a heater for the last forty years.
OK. So the source of climate change is that. Therefore the solution is in Him and His Kingdom.When he rebelled against God and that was the first climate change event.
What happens if we are changing the composition of the atmosphere?Man is not responsible...
How arrogant of us to think that we could effect the climate of the globe. Especially with a gas that made up 0.038% of the atmosphere rising to 0.04%.. I mean really.....
I agree Anguspure but that is not the subject we are discussing.OK. So the source of climate change is that. Therefore the solution is in Him and His Kingdom.