An Introduction to Green Atheology
When all else is stripped away: false faith and beliefs, greed, egotism, and destruction of the natural environment, what is left is an absence of belief and an application of pure reason. Words are only words but, for the time being, we shall call this concentration of reason 'Green Atheology’.
"The only real and genuine miracle is in the pure existence of Life itself. Without Life, Planet Earth would be just a barren ball of rock and the beauty of a starry night seen by no person or creature. We must all take joy in celebrating life in all its forms and discover the inspiration to preserve our fragile eco-systems with all our vigour!"
Imagine! If you had lived your whole life in a perfectly peaceful and loving environment in which you had never heard about the concept of a God but had been well educated in the Natural Sciences. Would you really take seriously anyone who tried to introduce to you the notion of a great and omnipotent Creator or of a faith-based religion without them first having showed you proof of the existence of such an entity? And if your world was relaxed, unhurried and perfectly in harmony with Nature and with an abundance of old but high quality human-made things to use or enjoy, would you really want to change it for a world full of pressure, ecological destruction, throwaway goods and instability in order to pursue the goal of obtaining ever-increasing material opulence, as is the target of most of humankind today?
"For the continuation of Life on Earth and for the Unification of Man and Womankind, we need a very different type of economical structure and also we must push back the boundaries of anti-religion with all our might if we are to at least hold in check the growing religious intolerances, religious fundamentalism and religious mis-education of our children. And if afterall there should turn out to be a Supreme Intellegence in the Universe, perhaps the most likely ones of us to be chosen by such an Entity for a communication would be those who pushed the hardest against current religions".