Dr. Cal Beisner is the founder of the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation and a Reformed theologian who challenges mainstream climate orthodoxy from a biblical worldview.
In this conversation, he reveals how climate models consistently overpredict warming by 2-4 times actual observations and argues that net zero emissions would kill half the world's population. The episode explores why biblical stewardship contradicts both secular environmentalism and population control ideologies, while defending fossil fuels as essential for lifting the global poor out of poverty.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
- Net zero fossil fuel policies would kill half the world's population
- Climate models overpredict warming by 2-4 times actual observations
- Only one of 120+ climate model families accurately simulates past temperatures
- Biblical worldview rejects catastrophic feedback loops in God's creation
- Wealthier societies maintain cleaner, healthier environments than poor ones
- New Age environmentalism leads to anti-human population control ideology
MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
"Shepherds for Sale" - Megan Basham
"Prospects for Growth: A Biblical View of Population Resources and the Future" - Cal Beisner
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