Pope Francis makes serious errors in recent climate encyclical
Pope’s climate harangue reveals he should stick to theology and leave climate policy to those who follow facts.
Pope’s climate harangue reveals he should stick to theology and leave climate policy to those who follow facts.
A new book by the Pope released earlier this month, entitled Of Vices and Virtues, includes discussion of climate change, which he weaves into a morality lesson.
Is global warming a “sin against creation?”
Leonardo DiCaprio, using his clout and philanthropic pedigree, managed to wrangle a private audience with Pope Francis last week to discuss the so-called threat man-made global warming poses to the planet.
As Pope Francis visits America, CFACT is pleased to present a must-read Climate Depot exclusive report.
The Vatican's take on global warming represents Rome's greatest scientific blunder since Galileo was tried in 1633 "for holding as true the false doctrine taught by some that the sun is the center of the world."
An April report issued by the Pontifical Academy of Sciences and Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences presents a likely sneak preview of an “Apostolic Exhortation” that Pope Francis will introduce at a UN General Assembly meeting later this year. Headlined to “Safeguard Creation,” it will warn of dire threats posed by human-caused climate change which, in turn, are rooted in excessive capitalist consumption. The message draws directly from religious doctrine of the United Nations, its Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in particular. Following the IPCC script, the solution to global ills and disparities is to replace fossil energy with anemic, [...]
Pope Francis, some say, has joined with enemies of the Catholic Church to endorse the global warming agenda. CFACT policy analyst Marita Noon reports on how other Christians are convinced this is a bad move.
If Pope Francis is truly committed to advancing science, the poor and creation, he should reject climate chaos claims unless and until alarmists can provide solid evidence to back up their assertions and models.