May 28, 2010

Inaugural Fundraising Dinner for ChristianGovernance

“Rescuing YOU from ‘Human Rights’”

Click here to order your tickets for our Fundraising Dinner. You will hear great speakers and enjoy wonderful food and entertainment.  Read more... (871 words, estimated 3:29 mins reading time)

Christian governance includes self-government, family government, church government and civil government.

Where people are governed by more than one level of civil government, Christian civil governance gives deference to the lowest level of government, that is, the level of government closest to the people being served. A Christian worldview advances the ideas of localism and decentralization.  Read more... (171 words, estimated 41 secs reading time)

OK, when Christians decide to get into the attack game with the same superficial rhetoric that non-Christians are using against Biblically faithful Christians, then it’s time to provide some clarity to the discussion.  Read more... (1343 words, estimated 5:22 mins reading time)

Secular humanists appear to be as exclusivist and fundamentalist as the religions they despise. Humanists are quickly becoming the leading enemies of pluralism and tolerance. Authentic Christians, though they don’t tolerate the perversion embraced by many humanists, remain the more tolerant and charitable members of Canadian society. Excerpts from two illustrative articles appear below:  Read more... (712 words, estimated 2:51 mins reading time)

Carbon is the World’s Best Friend
By David Bellamy and Jack Barrett

History has it that an apple fell on Isaac Newton’s head allowing him to realise why, “what goes up must come down” and go on to formulate the basic laws of physics. Revisiting those laws in the infrared glow of the global-warming debate forces the realisation that when it comes to radiant heat, “what comes down must go up” – for if it didn’t, the Earth would overheat.  Read more... (253 words, estimated 1:01 mins reading time)

John Coleman KUSI Special report – Global Warming Meltdown – UPDATED WITH 7 YOUTUBE LINKS.

The first part of this series is embedded here:

National Post – May 20, 2010
Heintz v Christian Horizons: Solomon would not approve
By Don Hutchinson

Excerpt …  Read more... (319 words, estimated 1:17 mins reading time)

Excerpts from: “Keeping Ontario ugly: The residential pesticide ban, one year later,” by Peter Shawn Taylor (National Post – May 18, 2010). Read the complete article here.

Provincial politicians often promise that their province won’t look the same once they’re done. Usually, they’re talking about taxes, jobs, education or the laws of the land. While these are all important issues, they frankly don’t have much physical presence in everyday life. Your street generally looks the same regardless of who’s in power.  Read more... (343 words, estimated 1:22 mins reading time)

Christian Horizons – May 17, 2010

Dear Member,

Re: Court Decision on Christian Horizons Appeal

Last Friday afternoon, we received the Ontario Divisional Court’s ruling on Christian Horizons’ appeal regarding the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal’s decision.

As you will recall, the Tribunal’s decision would have had the effect of preventing Christian Horizons from continuing to operate as a faith-based organization. That is why we appealed.  Read more... (413 words, estimated 1:39 mins reading time)

CHP Canada Communiqué – May 11, 2010 * Vol 17, No 19
The Abuse Goes On
By Jim Hnatiuk, Leader of the Christian Heritage Party  Read more... (982 words, estimated 3:56 mins reading time)