Chuck Colson has a great article about the results of the "misanthropic [use that word sometime this week!] worldview of the environmental movement."
He writes about an online game for kids that shows them how much their lifestyle impacts the environment. However, it shows how long you should have lived according to the rate at which you consume environmental resources. If you exceed the amount allowed, it shows you the age that "you should die at."
Is it worth killing humans if it means saving the planet? If you follow a naturalistic worldview to its logical conclusion, yes. And this game subtly shows us this.
Colson's article is quick and to-the-point. It only takes a few seconds to read, then you should check out that crazy game
He writes about an online game for kids that shows them how much their lifestyle impacts the environment. However, it shows how long you should have lived according to the rate at which you consume environmental resources. If you exceed the amount allowed, it shows you the age that "you should die at."
Is it worth killing humans if it means saving the planet? If you follow a naturalistic worldview to its logical conclusion, yes. And this game subtly shows us this.
Colson's article is quick and to-the-point. It only takes a few seconds to read, then you should check out that crazy game
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