Well it cleared up that at least one christian cares about green issues. I do not believe that is the norm for many american christians.
I find it difficult to answer your god will fix it all my magic without breaking forum rules so i wont.
I find it interesting that you say ' American Christians ' because most of them belong to Christendom.
Christendom is mostly Christian in name only. They do Not base belief on Jesus' 1st-century teachings.
Christendom mostly follows their own church traditions or customs teaching them as Scripture when Not Scripture.
So, to me you are right it is Not the norm for many American Christians.
You're Not alone in finding it difficult to believe in a 'God fix'. Most of the people I speak with are 'American Christians' who know little about the Bible. When I said to one woman lets turn to Genesis, she said where is Genesis, and for two weeks I thought she was kidding me about basic Bible teachings such as where Genesis is located in the Bible.
Other than a Bible study by subject arrangement I don't know how I can make a difference.
Off and on for eleven years I talked with that above mentioned woman before she got the sense of the Bible.
I don't think the 'God fix' is even eleven years off, although we don't know exactly when.
Since we are at the ' final phase ' of Matthew 24:14 in globally spreading the good news message of Daniel 2:44 on a vast global scale as never before in history, then to me that means we are nearing the ' final signal ', so to speak, of 1 Thessalonians 5:2-3 when the 'power that be ' will be saying, " Peace and Security...." as the precursor to the coming great tribulation of Revelation 7:14.
I recently heard a young man on TV say people need to back the United Nations to establish peace.
In the past God used the political/military world as His arm of the Law.
So, that pattern will prove to be the same. The political world will surprisingly turn on the religious world.
That to me is how the ' God fix ' will begin by the political getting rid of the trouble-causing religions.