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“Equally important is the effect of Last Days thinking on questions of world environmental damage. If the Last Days are coming, it is a profane distraction to bother with problems of pollution or exhaustion of natural resources, which in any case have been supplied in God’s providence for humans to…” quote by Diarmaid MacCulloch
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““Equally important is the effect of Last Days thinking on questions of world environmental damage. If the Last Days are coming, it is a profane distraction to bother with problems of pollution or exhaustion of natural resources, which in any case have been supplied in God’s providence for humans to use. Hence the Christian Right’s long-standing lack of interest in a matter which may bring the Last Days on human civilization, but not in the manner it anticipates.””

Diarmaid MacCulloch

About This Quote

Source Book: The Rise of Christianity: History, Politics, and Power, by Diarmaid MacCulloch, 2009

The quote argues that focusing on apocalyptic expectations diverts attention from environmental stewardship, suggesting that believers may neglect ecological responsibility because they view it as irrelevant to divine providence.

In simple terms: Apocalyptic focus can distract from caring for the environment.

Key Takeaway

Recognize ecological duties regardless of eschatological beliefs.

Themes

environmental ethics religion apocalypse human responsibility

Mood

thoughtful critical concerned

Type

analytical theological environmental

When to use this quote

  • church policy
  • environmental activism
  • public discourse
  • education
  • resource management

Key Concepts

theology ecology political ideology

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does belief in an imminent end affect everyday ecological choices?
  • Can faith be a catalyst for environmental action rather than a distraction?
A Different Perspective

It may oversimplify complex motivations behind environmental in and ignore genuine theological arguments for creation care.

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