When there are no other options, philosophy offers potential solutions. It sort of contrasts human logic with reality. When there is proof to the contrary, things that seem regular are frequently turned on their heads. Good stories attract followers. That holds true for climate change vs outdated thinking and false beliefs that everything God does is beneficial and that we are headed for an eternal paradise.
My rebirth experience confirms that the Great Spirit of the Universe is the true God. Because of it, my life has been one of searching and my desire to distinguish between fact and speculation has never wavered. As a result, my search led me into areas of human development that few people would or could explore. What is reality then?
The realization that the world is rapidly coming to an end is the closest thing to it. The arguments against climate change are virtually as overt as those in favor of it, even with that threat. In other words, people continue to be perplexed about the state of the world and themselves.
Australia experiences disastrous circumstances all summer long as wildfires spread across New South Wales and Queensland. Over woodlands and plains that have been affected by drought, they will gain speed with cyclonic winds. They can’t be stopped because the conditions are ideal for huge damage.
The administration continues to reject the idea that climate change might be to blame despite this. It is impossible to convince many lawmakers who believe that the world was created in six days and will not end until the return of Jesus Christ.
What would it take to transform this viewpoint into one that is more accurate? In the past, people believed that nothing could occur that would contradict religion’s claim that only the teachings of sacred texts are true. When it comes to what is currently occurring, this is naive and incorrect.
While many politicians have a strong religious bent, they don’t seem to be willing to acknowledge that climate change is a reality. They are prone to believing the absurd notions that heaven is waiting for them and that the deity they worship won’t endanger the world. Along with the financial motivation that leads people to believe so, there is undoubtedly a serious philosophical error at play.
