Hey guys, welcome to Relatable. Happy Monday. I hope everyone had a great relaxing weekend.

Today we are going to talk about climate change from a Christian perspective in light of

Earth Day, which was April 22nd. There were some things that were said that I think Christians

need to be able to think critically about and assess from the point of view of scripture.

And the Pope said some things about Earth Day that I do not agree with theologically so we're

going to break all of that down. I do want to talk to you guys about the out of shadows

documentary and I might be able to today and I'm sorry, you keep putting it off. I promise

that I am not doing that on purpose. And what I mean by talk about it is just you guys have asked

me what I what I think about it. And so I want to give you my thoughts because I do have them,

but I don't need to take an entire episode to do it. So it keeps on getting tacked on to the end.

And then I don't have time once I talk about the main subject that I'm talking about.

I actually get to that. So I'll talk about that. I'll also talk about the chosen series,

which so many of you guys have asked me about. I haven't watched it. I will watch it. And maybe I'll

do an entire episode just telling you guys what I think about the out of shadows documentary

that's on YouTube and also the chosen series if I get around to watching that anytime soon.

Okay, before we get into talking get into talking about environmentalism and climate change and

all of that from a biblical perspective, let me tell you once again about the classic learning test.

This is an awesome exam alternative to the ACT and SAT. So if you're in high school or you've got

kids who are high schoolers, you know about the ACT and the SAT or if you've been in high school

before, I did take the SAT and the ACT. I did better on the ACT than the SAT, but I mean, who's

really a fan of either of these? There are a lot of problems with these kinds of standardized tests.

There's a lot of criticism that maybe they don't assess how academically prepared you are for college

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