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“Finally Cub said, "They don't call it global weirding." "I know. But I think that's actually the idea." Cub shook his head. "Weather is the Lord's business.” quote by Barbara Kingsolver
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““Finally Cub said, "They don't call it global weirding." "I know. But I think that's actually the idea." Cub shook his head. "Weather is the Lord's business.””

Barbara Kingsolver

About This Quote

Source Novel: The Poisonwood Bible, 1998

A character dismisses global climate concerns as “weirding,” yet acknowledges weather’s divine authority, reflecting tension between scientific awareness and faith.

In simple terms: Weather is divine, yet ignored.

Key Takeaway

Balance scientific insight with personal belief.

Themes

climate faith skepticism

Mood

thoughtful serious

Type

literary conversational

When to use this quote

  • policy debates
  • personal belief systems
  • education programs

Key Concepts

environmental ethics theology

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you reconcile faith with climate science?
  • What role should spirituality play in environmental stewardship?
A Different Perspective

Denial can hinder climate action.

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