Millions of evangelical Christians in America have taken on care of the environment as a moral and biblical obligation. They believe that as Christians it is their duty to do something about global warming, the loss of species, and toxic chemicals in the air, food, and the water. But many of their brothers and sisters in the faith disagree with their stance—some because the perceived imminence of the End Times and the Rapture makes stewardship unnecessary. The result? A growing family feud within a politically powerful constituency. In this program, Bill Moyers and his team of investigative journalists travel the nation talking with conservative evangelicals to examine the theological, ecological, and political implications of their debate. (57 minutes)