Climategate

After the recent exposure of the communications between several climate propagandists, many people are starting to realize that the wool has been pulled over their eyes for sometime now. Many of us have been shouting from the roof tops what a fraud this whole scandal is, but now we will see the religious fervor that motivates the so called science of climate change. Environmentalists are going to become overt apologetics for there false position and become extremely defensive. They will seek to divert and cover up what has been exposed as they try to maintain the sanctity of the religion of science and the creed of environmentalism.

Gerald Warner wrote an article in the Telegraph this week called "Climategate e-mails sweep America, may scuttle Barack Obama's Cap and Trade laws" in which he said the following:

At this rate, Copenhagen is going to turn into a comedy convention with the real world laughing at these liars. Now is the time to mount massive resistance to the petty tyrants and hit them where it hurts – in the wallet. Further down the line there may be, in many countries, a question of criminal prosecution of anybody who has falsified data to secure funds and impose potentially disastrous fiscal restraints on the world in deference to a massive hoax. It’s a new world out there, Al, and, as you may have noticed, the climate is very cold indeed.

Very cold in deed. At least the secularist is learning the vernacular of those who believe in God. They will soon be expressing the need for hope, faith, belief, sacrifice, and other terms that have been incompatible with the scientific method; but as they have found a golden calf to worship and an alter to kneel at they have clearly abandoned reason and rational thought — the longstanding cornerstones of science. Hopefully this will serve the purpose of opening the minds of those beholden to reason to the acceptance of those things which may only be understood through the spirit — something those with faith in God have understood since the days of Adam (even longer-standing). I won't hold my breath, but I wouldn't be exhaling carbon if I did...