Voice of the Day: Karen Baker-Fletcher
07-29-2010
We humans have choices about how we treat the natural environment and one another. We can be apathetic to destruction, or we can take a step of genuine faith by awakening from spiritual torpor and fighting for the lives of one another and the planet we depend on.
- Karen Baker-Fletcher
Professor of Systematic Theology at the Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University
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