Cizik

Millions of evangelicals have reasoned that 'scientists are evolutionists, so therefore we're going to reject what they say about climate change,' Cizik says.

Alan I. Leshner: Exploring The Middle Ground Between Science And Religion Alan I. Leshner 2011

Millions of evangelicals have reasoned that 'scientists are evolutionists, so therefore we're going to reject what they say about climate change,' Cizik says.

Alan I. Leshner: Exploring The Middle Ground Between Science And Religion Alan I. Leshner 2011

Cizik will speak about faith and scientific understanding at the 2011 AAAS Annual Meeting in mid-February, in a symposium entitled "Evangelicals, Science, and Policy."

Alan I. Leshner: Exploring The Middle Ground Between Science And Religion Alan I. Leshner 2011

Cizik, who helped launch the Evangelical Climate Initiative acknowledging the scientific consensus on human-caused climate change, is firm in his belief that an acceptance of scientific evidence is crucial to society as a whole -- and to the evangelical community itself.

Alan I. Leshner: Exploring The Middle Ground Between Science And Religion Alan I. Leshner 2011

Cizik promises to bring new perspective to the topic.

Alan I. Leshner: Exploring The Middle Ground Between Science And Religion Alan I. Leshner 2011

Ronald Reagan's secretary of the interior justified complacency because he expected Jesus to return soon and Richard Cizik of the National Association of Evangelicals was nearly expelled from the organization for endorsing climate science.

Jonathan Dudley: Why 'Love The Sinner, Hate The Sin' Doesn't Work Jonathan Dudley 2011

The New York Times quotes The Reverend Rich Cizik, vice president of governmental affairs for the National Association of Evangelicals, as saying recently, "I don't think God is going to ask us how he created the earth, but he will ask us what we did with what he created."

Eco-Justice 2009

Most recently, Richard Cizik, the head of government affairs at the National Association of Evangelicals, has made national headlines and appeared on CNN, MSNBC, ABC and PBS calling on Christians to make environmental advocacy a part of Christian ministry.

Eco-Justice 2009

Ronald Reagan's secretary of the interior justified complacency because he expected Jesus to return soon and Richard Cizik of the National Association of Evangelicals was nearly expelled from the organization for endorsing climate science.

Jonathan Dudley: Why 'Love The Sinner, Hate The Sin' Doesn't Work Jonathan Dudley 2011

Cizik, who helped launch the Evangelical Climate Initiative acknowledging the scientific consensus on human-caused climate change, is firm in his belief that an acceptance of scientific evidence is crucial to society as a whole -- and to the evangelical community itself.

Alan I. Leshner: Exploring The Middle Ground Between Science And Religion Alan I. Leshner 2011