Environmentalism. A Product Of Christian Guilt

The essay explores the origins and misconceptions surrounding the rise of environmentalism in the West, tracing its roots to the Western Christian tradition that emphasizes altruism and views humanity as inherently flawed. It critiques the alarmist rhetoric often associated with the green movement, particularly regarding climate change, and addresses the resulting skepticism among the public. By unpacking these false preconceptions, the work aims to foster a deeper understanding of contemporary environmental challenges and the philosophical underpinnings of the movement.