Originally Posted by paullotion

Did you not read this part:

We affirm that “every Christian should seek to bring industry, government and society as a whole under the sway of the principles of righteousness, truth and brotherly love” (BFM 2000).

We realize that we cannot support some environmental issues as we offer a distinctively Christian voice in these arenas. For instance, we realize that what some call population control leads to evils like abortion. We now call on these environmentalists to reject these evils and accept the sanctity of every human person, both born and unborn.

We realize that simply affirming our God-given responsibility to care for the earth will likely produce no tangible or effective results. Therefore, we pledge to find ways to curb ecological degradation through promoting biblical stewardship habits and increasing awareness in our homes, businesses where we find influence, relationships with others and in our local churches. Many of our churches do not actively preach, promote or practice biblical creation care. We urge churches to begin doing so.
A Southern Baptist Declaration on the Environment and Climate Change | Southern Baptist Environment and Climate Initiative

I do not think they are supporting MMGW.

Originally Posted by paullotion

Looks like he overlooked that part due to him wetting himself with the thought that churches would be swallowing this dripple that is MMGW.

I doubt those that support MMGW have the support of the Almighty, due to their policies such as population control, as seen in China.

Churches should not follow the MMGW rubbish.