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Are humans contributing to
global climate changes?

Forrest Johnson,
junior, educational ministries:

"For sure. It's silly to think that burning fossil fuels doesn't contribute somehow, but since global climate changes have happened throughout history, I'm not sure how severe our influence is."

Joshua Moore,
junior, psychology:

"I think we are, but I also think the scientific facts are being withheld on both sides of the issue."

Zora Elisa,
grad:

"Destruction of the earth is the result of sin in the world. We can still be good stewards, but all of creation is groaning."

Tim Herndon,
junior, youth ministry:

"Probably big time. If humans weren't on the earth, we wouldn't have holes in the ozone."

Hannah Geyer,
sophomore, speech communication:

"Of course. As part of creation, we contribute to everything in it, but God is still in control."

Jared Kruger,
freshman, psychology:

"In a sense, yes. We are creating greenhouse gasses, but air is cleaner today than it was in the '40s."

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