Fires in the Arctic

[CHecker]

https://phys.org/news/2020-09-arctic.html

 

When I see things like these, that are nearly unthinkable, I reason that maybe its allowed by Jehovah to prepare the earth for after armageddon. Perhaps all this warming is a way to make the globe more hospitable for humanity.  Just a random thought. But maybe it has credibility. 

[EccentricM]

54 minutes ago, bagwell1987 said:

https://phys.org/news/2020-09-arctic.html

 

When I see things like these, that are nearly unthinkable, I reason that maybe its allowed by Jehovah to prepare the earth for after armageddon. Perhaps all this warming is a way to make the globe more hospitable for humanity.  Just a random thought. But maybe it has credibility. 

Or is just a part of what Jehovah said would happen to the Earth during these times due to human interference. We know the Earth won't be destroyed, but we don't know the extent of the destruction on its surface that he'll allow to happen. It does say in the scripures that if he doesn't step in, all of humanity would be destroyed one way or another.

[CHecker]

Might be true too.

Can't wait to see what comes from it.

[Thesauron]

https://phys.org/news/2020-09-arctic.html
 
When I see things like these, that are nearly unthinkable, I reason that maybe its allowed by Jehovah to prepare the earth for after armageddon. Perhaps all this warming is a way to make the globe more hospitable for humanity.  Just a random thought. But maybe it has credibility. 

Global warming does not make the earth more hospitable, though. It makes it more dangerous to live here.

[CHecker]

6 minutes ago, Thesauron said:

Global warming does not make the earth more hospitable, though. It makes it more dangerous to live here.

For the moment.

I also reason that the earth has periods of warming then cooling. It's all part of a cycle. 

I guess we'll see how, in a perfect environment, the earth will behave. 

 

Until then it's interesting to see what happens in areas that are usually covered in ice. 

The ecosystem is fragile. But discovery of new plants and fungi from newly exposed land masses fascinates me. There is so much out there for us to learn.

[Thesauron]

For the moment.
I also reason that the earth has periods of warming then cooling. It's all part of a cycle. 
I guess we'll see how, in a perfect environment, the earth will behave. 
 
Until then it's interesting to see what happens in areas that are usually covered in ice. 
The ecosystem is fragile. But discovery of new plants and fungi from newly exposed land masses fascinates me. There is so much out there for us to learn.

Yes, there are periods of warming and cooling. That is a common argument.

What happens in areas covered by ice is not as interesting as what happens to the areas that are more likely to be flooded or affected by serious changes in climate and extreme weather. Man is ruining the earth!

[BenJepthah]

*So glad to see all these Opinions being shared* We will soon know wether  the deserts blooming  and longer growing seasons as a result of more liquid water being placed in the atmosphere due to global warming will outway the loss of cities being flooded by rising sea levels. 

[BLEmom]

Regardless of the earths natural cycles, we can all agree that the earth is experiencing ruin on a massive scale. The current wild weather patterns are not part of the plan. We look forward to Jesus quieting the winds and all the other disruptive weather.