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The Charter—an anchor or an albatross? – Rod Taylor
By Rod Taylor
The Supreme Court Has Exposed Us to Hatred: Rod Taylor
The ridiculous and shameful ruling this week that deprived Christian social activist Bill Whatcott of his inherent human right to free speech came down with the rattle of chains and the clanging of prison doors. The unanimous ruling took the highest court of biased secular human opinion in Canada two years to deliver. The judgment tells us “what time it is”, as runaway slave Frederick Douglass said of abolitionist John Brown’s ill-fated attempt to free the slaves at Harper’s Ferry, a few short years before hundreds of thousands of Americans would shed their blood for that same noble cause.
Humanism’s ongoing theft of businesses and private property
ChristianGovernance eletter – January 16, 2013
The war against business owners and property owners continues. That’s a characteristic of fascism – the state lets you keep your property, but it commandeers the use of it through regulation and legislation. That’s what today’s human rights legislation does. That’s what is achieved by today’s growing human rights notion that businesses must comply with government ethics because they serve the “public”.
Feminists again push for warehousing of children
From: ChristianGovernance eletter, January 6, 2013
Saskatoon’s favourite atheist ankle-biter strikes again
From ChristianGovernance eletter – December 20, 2012
Human rights have become an alternative law code, replacing Christian jurisprudence and God’s law
From ChristianGovernance eletter – December 8, 2012
Responding to The Current’s vicious smear of parents and home schooling
If you want to complain to CBC’s The Current for their vicious smear of parents and home schooling, this is their contact info:
The Current
Use email form at this web address
Telephone Feedback line: 1-(877) 287-7366
Fax: (416) 205-2371
The Current, CBC Radio, P.O. Box 500 Station A, Toronto, ON M5W 1E6
The relentlessness of modern homosexualism
ChristianGovernance eletter – November 3, 2012
New York is experiencing another example of homosexual tyranny. The homosexual movement has embraced the ideology of modern socialist totalitarianism. Perhaps it’s more accurate to say that modern homosexualism is a totalist ideology, accepting no dissent and taking no prisoners.
Two lesbians have filed a human rights complaint because a wedding venue has refused to serve them. This is a private sector operation. The suffocating jackboot of the homosexual industry is pressed against the neck and windpipe of fundamental liberty. It’s at war with Christianity, the only source of true freedom.
The homosexualists are using human rights law against Christianity. This case illustrates the incompatibility between human rights law and God’s law. The Bible doesn’t teach human rights theory. Far too many Christians today continue to straddle the fence between these two concepts of law. By doing so, they are failing to realize the nature of the conflict. Thus, they are contributing to confusion among Christians as to the nature and seriousness of the current battle. This helps to seal Christianity’s fate until reformation through repentance and Biblical worldview become the focus of the Christians who remain.
The Canadian Press article reports: “If state officials determine there is a case of discrimination, they can order Liberty Ridge to take appropriate action and can set monetary damages.”
Kicking Christ out of Windsor University
ChristianGovernance eletter – October 9, 2012
The UN’s war on parents and Christian education
“Committees Gone Wild: How U.N. Bureaucrats are Turning ‘Human Rights’ Against the Family” is one of those unfortunate examples of a well-meaning person making arguments that undermine Christian influence in the public square. It was written by William L. Saunders Jr., and was published in “The Family in America: A Journal of Public Policy.” At the time that this article was published, Mr. Saunders was senior vice president for legal affairs of Americans United for Life. Previously, he had been a senior fellow at the Family Research Council. He is a graduate of Harvard Law School.