A common ground that can be identified in the two articles is the idea that religion can be the key to understanding climate change but can also be the solution to the problem. In other words, faith can be the answer to the important problematic of the degrading of the environment. In the text talking about evangelical Christians, Humphrey puts emphasis on the idea that religion really pushes one to “empower humans to embrace values that sustain life and contribute to a vibrant Earth community” (Tucker and Grim). Simply put, Christianity, when it is well interpreted, pushes one to embrace…