Again, as I have said earlier after asking the UMC in particular to consider the theological and evangelical responsibilities to ACT and REFORM around Climate Change and Eco-Theological responsibility as a representative of God’s people and ALL people, this is more importantly a universal call to ALL of God’s people and that of ALL religious traditions (many of which have proven much better at this than Christianity has, given the dominance of some strands of Western Christian culture that have adopted and defend a lifestyle proving to be destructive to OTHERS, (and ultimately ourselves, which has already begun years ago). My allegiance is to the Kingdom of God, but I love the United Methodist Church (and yes, even the Southern Baptist Church for what it WAS or still COULD and MUST be).