well; I dont see anything Biblical in this "dream." Seems like you have a very active imagination. What are we supposed to do with this? How you managed to mix in the concern re the "environmental movement"; Ill never know. What Bible truth are you trying to attach to this theme? Personally, I dont see anything in it worth pursuing.

- a national emergency declaration on climate change
- all government decisions to be tied to scientific research

They may find a conflict with that!

I recall a similar dream you told about that you seemed to have a different conclusion. Are the dreams the same or different?

I don't know about the dream things, but I do know Stephen bohr has been preaching that climate change will bring the world together. His video on this topic is fantastic.
Also, I heardthe song by don McClean, American Pie, was about Buddy Holly, Richie valens, and the Big Bopper.

Interesting: I saw this comment as I scanned through this topic. Didn't have a clue who wrote it.

Thought to myself: reads like something Kland would write.

Surprise...Kland did write it.

Hmmm... Would you say I question things?

To the extent that you often muddy the water when things are clear.

I've shared it here before but I can't remember what my conclusions were. Bohr is right IMO. I've been looking recently for the spiritualism aspect within the environmental movement because in the dream the statue rests on an occultic/spiritualistic base. To me it's becoming evident that the religious fervor about the environment for many people draws heavily from paganism, nature worship, pantheism etc., and this is starting to manifest overtly now in the Vatican's treatment of the topic. Earlier today I read the introduction of Laudato Si, the current Pope's encyclical on the environment from a few years ago and was surprised at the Pope's blatantly pantheistic and pagan sentiments.

In addition to venerating and worshiping mother earth, in the same document, Laudato Si, the Pope offers Sunday or sun worship as a cornerstone of environmental salvation by shutting off emissions on that day which he also recommends as a family day for the laborer. It makes a certain kind of sense to link together environmental reverence with the Pagan veneration of mother nature and with the sun and Sunday. Ellen White tells us that heathen deities will manifest themselves supernaturally at the end. This has started with the Fox sisters of Rochester and now with Marian apparitions leading the way for other heathen deities to chime in and combine together to reinforce the call of the youth movement. Green religion combines with and is underpinned by green spiritualism.

But what does the Bible teach. It tells us that the world is laid waste because of the weight of the sins and transgressions of its wicked inhabitants. Only those who are in harmony with the laws of the Creator are empowered to be true stewards of the environment. In worshiping the Creator they naturally and automatically will care for the created order as faithful stewards who have been entrusted with the dominion of the earth.

I imagine that the powers that be are sitting around thinking climate change is a big hoax. But since the people keep it going, they say, hmmm, maybe we can use that to our advantage. So now they're going with it. At least at the present time until something more popular comes up. Asteroid, nuclear, Muslims, who knows.

Climate change will climax in the 7 last plagues. No hoax prophecy getting ready to be fulfilled.