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THE DOCTOR AND THE DEMOCRAT: Tom Bartlett
By Tom Bartlett
There has been a great deal of buzz surrounding the prayer breakfast speech given by Dr. Ben Carson. Much of the enthusiasm related to conservative enthusiasts celebrating how Obama was schooled very publicly as he helplessly looked on. Admittedly, Obama was very uncomfortable and the speaker’s words were an indictment of much of the damage wrought by the Obama administration, but to see this as simply a partisan political attack is to miss the substance of his comments.
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”.
Today’s lesson: Soaking the system: Tom Bartlett
By Tom Bartlett
On TVO’s “The Agenda,” Steve Paikin amassed a number of disgruntled teachers who felt they had been unjustly vilified and wanted to air their grievances. As one who has worked in the public sector most of his career, I have been careful not to group all teachers together – thus stressing (as I will here) my sentiments are reserved for the union itself and those who adopt the union position carte blanche. I distinguish between willing cogs in the wheel of corruption as opposed to the workers and clients being rolled over by said wheel. Here’s what the cogs had to say for themselves.
Socialist sex
From ChristianGovernance eletter – December 8, 2012
Native activists demand stronger HIV/AIDS fight
The above article provides one of many illustrations of today’s ideology of socialist sex, which is a view about sex which privatizes the pleasure and socializes the cost.
Human rights have become an alternative law code, replacing Christian jurisprudence and God’s law
From ChristianGovernance eletter – December 8, 2012
It’s remarkable how much Christians expect from non-Christians!
ChristianGovernance eletter – November 15, 2012
Focus on the Family head, Jim Daly, seems to be a really nice guy, but the interests of the Church and society are not advanced by naivity. Note the story below with Mr. Daly’s comments, followed by our analysis.
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Focus on the Family Community – November 12, 2012
NYC Mayor Bans Food Donations?
Posted by Jim Daly
Canada’s latest census data on the family being interpreted to kill the family
ChristianGovernance eletter – September 21, 2012
Our humanistic age has such a preoccupation with data. That’s how people who pretend to be scientific justify their views. Thankfully – in one respect – the corruption in humanist research – the manipulation of statistics and the massaging of data to justify preconceived notions – is increasing. As a result, humanists are going too far and are being exposed.
Atheism and cannibalism vs. Christianity
CHP Communique #34 * August 21, 2012
Christian Heritage Nonsense
By Jim Hnatiuk, Leader of the Christian Heritage Party
Have you ever experienced attempts to belittle you, either overtly or by a subtle roll of the eyes, because you choose to support the Christian Heritage Party of Canada? I have certainly experienced this and oftentimes wished I had a short, sweet, and effective answer to these pathetic attempts to dissuade me from my beliefs and deter me from my goals.
How do we get real health care reform?
ChristianGovernance eletter – August 16, 2012
How do we get real health care reform?
An Ontario woman is fighting for patients’ rights, arguing that age, illness or disability should not preclude the best possible medical care. As an Ottawa Citizen article this week reports, she’s the daughter of an Ottawa man who died last month after a doctor at the Ottawa Hospital won the right to withhold life-prolonging treatment.
Is government school fundraising an act of treason?
ChristianGovernance eletter – June 26, 2012
Is fundraising an act of treason?
One of the few ways in which people today can contribute directly to their children’s government schooling, which is to say, exercise direct personal responsibility in the system, is to participate in school fundraisers.