Energy from HELL?—Or HEAVEN?
GOD MADE IT OBVIOUS WHAT HE WANTED US TO DO.
Think about it: where do fossil fuels like gas, oil and coal come from? Down below. Deep underground. The Underworld. When we extract them they spew up clouds of toxic smoke and fire. They poison our rivers, our air, and kill living things. Fossil fuels are literally the bodies of The Dead being burnt by fire. Sound familiar? Yes, this is a real-life depiction of Hell. Fossil fuels are quite simply, satanic energy.
In stark contrast, where does sustainable energy like wind and solar power come from? Look upwards. They come from the sky. From the sun. From the Heavens. God made it obvious—we’re the ones who have been blind, but are now seeing the light.
So whether you believe in God, or just someone who wants to see your children survive, it's pretty clear that the future will either be built with "The Energy of Life and Creation" or ruined with "The Energy of Death and Destruction.” It’s as simple as Heaven vs. Hell.
HELL
HEAVEN
Get the Comic
Inspired by the Tract Gospel format pioneered by Jack Chick (aka “Chick Tract”), solar power-loving artists Gan Golan and Andrew Boyd have created this striking homage to guide us from the Darkness of fossil fuels to the Light of solar and wind.
More Resources
Greenfaith — Grassroots, Multifaith Climate Justice.
People of faith around the globe are organizing ambitious and faith-rooted climate actions to create a livable future for all people. See what grassroots, spiritually-grounded climate activism looks like.
Get Bill McKibben’s new book, “Here Comes the Sun”
From the acclaimed environmentalist, a call to harness the power of the sun and rewrite our scientific, economic, and political future.
Join the worldwide “Sun Day” celebration Sunday September 21
Rise Up for a Sun-Powered Planet this Sunday September 21 in global day of action celebrating the power of clean energy. Come celebrate the progress we’ve made and push for more. We’ll install new solar, host e-bike parades, give heat pump tours, and rally for change. Together, we’ll make the sun rise on our clean energy future.
