"Am I a fool, am I just a fool?
They ask how I follow what I can’t see
Why I trust in a love that my arms won’t reach
I don’t need You, don’t need You, to prove it to me
I’ll be a fool, yes I’ll be a fool
‘Cause blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe
And blessed are the hands that keep givin’ but never receive

Blessed is the heart that gets broken but keeps holdin’ on
Holdin’ on for another day
‘Cause that’s what it means to live by faith"

Recently the topic of "Global Warming" has been in the news quite a bit. It is a topic near and dear to the pit of my stomach; I feel as though I need to vomit upon hearing its propaganda.

Science, as it were, is now a religion. Those who panic over global warming have an almost fanatical nature to their frenzied distressed. They behave in a manner most detrimental to society, to themselves, and to those around them.

Yet, this fanaticism is not based on fact. It is merely based on the teachings of Albert Gore and a few like-minded scientists. In fact, the earth has been shown to be in a cooling phase. The planet has not displayed any measureable increase in temperature in the past 10 years. In the past 100 years, the planet has only heated by slightly less than one and a half degrees.

Global warming activists are undeterred by this, however; they continue to fly about in their private jets and drive about in fuel-devouring SUVs to various rallies and speaking events.

Why do I say all of this?

Because few Christians will. We who are accused of these actions do not defend ourselves. We who should be lights by which the darkness is proved fail to illuminate.

Let us stand up not for ourselves but rather for Christ. Let us boldly declare that we have no inherent worth. Then from that platform let us proclaim the source of all worth: Jesus Christ.

He who created the earth controls it and redeems its inhabitants.

Let us not be the dying man who refuses a hospital. Let us not be the drowning man who refuses the lifeboat. Let us not be the starving man who refuses a feast.

Let us be the messenger of the feast, the ship's officer offering escape, and the paramedic offering a way to the Doctor.

The world must be shown their great need before they will accept help. A man does not feel pressed to fill a gap that he does not know exists.

Let us challenge the fanatical faith of the Atheist; he firmly believes that there is no god. He is the one who must have faith that all things have some obscure origin.

Let us contend with the frenzied faith of the Relativist; he firmly believes that nothing is absolute. He is the one who must have faith that nothing can be proven.

Let us stand against the unfounded faith of the Communist; he firmly believes that man is ultimately good. He is the one who must have faith in a fallen society.

Let us defend our own faith with all vigiliance; if all other things fall away, God still provides strength to do so.

"Am I the fool, am I just a fool
For standing alone while they mock Your name

"Well if your God is so good, tell us why all the pain?"
I’m not sure, not so sure that God is to blame
So don’t be a fool, please don’t be a fool
‘Cause blessed are those who have not seen and yet believe
And blessed are the hands that keep givin’ but never receive
Blessed is the heart that gets broken but keeps holdin’ on
Holdin’ on for another day

‘Cause that’s what it means to live by faith"