Environmental & Social Justice – Cornwall Alliance

Feb 10 2025

Trump’s Paris Pullout Liberates Third World, Saves U.S. Billions

By Vijay Jayaraj / February 10, 2025

Donald Trump’s withdrawal of the United States from the Paris Agreement is both a geopolitical shift likely to have positive effects abroad and a monetary relief for American taxpayers. The pecuniary implications of Trump’s withdrawal are substantial: The United States has shouldered an outsized share of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change secretariat’s […]

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Feb 21 2023

Equality vs Equity: Q&A

By E. Calvin Beisner / February 21, 2023

I am seeking literature that describes the notion of equality and distinguishes it from equity. I am seeing so much “redefinition” of these terms lately and I wish to engage in civil discourse on these topics. I want to be able to discuss these concepts with people knowing that I have the strength of knowledge

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Jul 11 2022

He Literally Walks on Water!

By Cornwall Alliance / July 11, 2022

Matthew 14:25 “Now in the fourth watch of the night Jesus went to them, walking on the sea.” Would you like to be able to walk on water the way Jesus did? The closest human beings have come to walking on water is water skiing, which some even do without skis. But they still need

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Nov 9 2021

Two Narratives and their Widening Fault Line: A Review and Comments on Voddie T. Baucham’s Fault Lines

By Gregory L. Robertson / November 9, 2021

In today’s populist, racially-charged “social justice” movement in America, I see the shadows of the Cultural Revolution in Critical Race Theory (CRT), and in the ideology that inspired this movement. For those unfamiliar with CRT, it is the idea that American law, society, and institutions are inherently racist. Whites are born racist because of the

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Nov 8 2021

Lethal Carbon-Imperialism in Glasgow and DC

By Paul Driessen / November 8, 2021

Climate alarmists intend to keep poor nations energy-deprived, impoverished, jobless, dying Days before the twenty-sixth Conference of Parties in Glasgow, Scotland. Pope Francis and President Biden met in Rome to discuss “efforts grounded in respect for fundamental human dignity,” including “tackling the climate crisis and caring for the poor.” They should have read Climate Change:

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Nov 2 2021

Louisiana Religious Climate Activists Might Want to Check the Data

By E. Calvin Beisner / November 2, 2021

One can’t help admiring the motives of many religious leaders alarmed about human-induced climate change. From the Pope to the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury to leaders of the Islamic, Hindu, Buddhist, and Jewish faiths, many express their angst that climate change is an “existential threat” to humanity, especially the poor, and to all life on

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Oct 26 2021

‘They need to breed less’: the darkness of climate zealotry

By Vijay Jayaraj / October 26, 2021

In this age of green craze, the most likely response to legitimate concerns about the lack of access to energy for the world’s poor is advocacy for so-called renewable technologies such as wind turbines and solar panels. As embarrassing as that suggestion should be to the advocates of such unreliable and impractical energy sources, there

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Sep 22 2021

Social Justice vs. Biblical Justice: A Timely Book on a Perennial Topic

By Gregory Robertson / September 22, 2021

In 2018, Dr. E. Calvin Beisner published Social Justice vs. Biblical Justice: How Good Intentions Undermine Justice and Gospel. In his usual scholarly fashion, Beisner analyzes the arguments of the social justice movement that have become especially popular in the last decade. After Beisner covers what some Christians say is a Biblical principle on wealth

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Aug 29 2021

American Marxism: A Must Read

By E. Calvin Beisner / August 29, 2021

Guest column by Rosalie A. Lavelle American Marxism (Simon and Schuster, July 2021) is a book filled with information on how the core elements of Marxist ideology have been ingrained in American society and culture. Marxism is now pervasive in our schools, in the press, in corporations, in sports, in Hollywood, in the Democratic Party,

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Aug 26 2021

To anti-capitalists climate change is just a pretext for a planned economy

By E. Calvin Beisner / August 26, 2021

Guest column by Rainer Zitelmann Many so-called climate change activists are not really concerned about the climate and the environment. No, for them, these are merely instruments in the fight against capitalism. Examine the standard work of anti-capitalist climate change activists and you will quickly see what I mean. Naomi Klein, the popular critic of

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