A question like “Should Christians care about environmental protection?” » This seems trivial, but many Christians are hesitant on this subject. In every generation there seems to be a debate over whether or not Christians should take some responsibility for preserving the earth's environment. The Bible says in Genesis 6:6: “Then the Lord was sorry that He had created them (mankind) and that He had placed them on the earth. It broke his heart” (NLT, 2008). This verse represents one of many verses in which God felt sorry. Because of humans' bad behavior and mistreatment of all creation, God regretted creating them. From this perspective, it would be obvious to the average Bible believer that Christians have a fundamental obligation to preserve and cultivate the earth. There is no doubt that by nurturing the earth's environment, humanity is intrinsically fulfilling one of the essential responsibilities entrusted to it. According to Genesis 2:15, the Bible states that “The LORD God took the man and placed him in the garden of Eden to clothe it and keep it. » All texts of the Old Testament scriptures, such as Genesis, are translated from the Hebrew origin. Therefore, the word "dress" comes from a Hebrew word "âbad (aw-bad'), root meaning to work (in all senses), and it is an implication of serving or plowing" (Strong's Hebrew Dictionary, 1890, p. “The word 'Keep' derives from the Hebrew word shâmar (shaw-mar'), meaning to cover (as with thorns), that is, to guard; to protect or care for (anything)” (Strong's Hebrew Dictionary, 1890, p. 116). “God not only owns everything and knows every creature, but he cares for his creatures and provides for their physical needs. For example, Psalm 104 says that God has pro...... middle of paper ...... from http://eschooltoday.com/pollution/air-pollution/effects-of-air-pollution. htmlCollège de Genève, (2013). Environmental Stewardship: Why Should Christians Care About the Environment? Retrieved from http://www.geneva.edu/page/why_care*Holy Bible: New Living Translation. Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House, 1996. Thomas Nelson, Inc. 2008. Print.*Moyers, B., (2005). Moyers on America: A Journalist and His Times. New York: Randleman House, Inc. 2005. Print.*Strong, J., (1890). Strong's Dictionary: Hebrew and Chaldean DictionaryPrint.Vidal, J., (2013). The Guardian: More than 90% of people in European cities breathe dangerous air. Retrieved from http://www.theguardian.com/environment/2013/oct/15/european-cities-dangerous-air-pollution* Zondervan, NIV Study Bible. Complete ref. ed. Kenneth L. Barker, General. ed Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan, 2011. Print.