ChristianGovernance eletter – May 1, 2012
Homosexual parenting fuels tyranny

“Court orders former B.C. lesbian couple to divide left-over sperm”

Perhaps the greatest fraud in the multi-decade campaign to normalize homosexual parenting and domestic relationships is the notion that this libertine ethic is consistent with the view that the state has no business in the bedrooms of the nation. This claim is false and dishonest in at least two ways, and despite the transparent dishonesty of these claims, social conservatives have, for some reason, been very muted in challenging activists on these points.  Read more... (672 words, estimated 2:41 mins reading time)

ChristianGovernance eletter – April 26, 2012
Humanists despise self-defense and private protection – because they’re Humanists

We have said before that Humanists don’t have a philosophical framework to make sense of the idea of Separation of Church and State. Sure they use the language a lot, and even intimidate Christians with it because Christians don’t know how to make their case. But Humanists are talking about the separation of (the Christian) religion from politics when they use the language of Church and State.  Read more... (426 words, estimated 1:42 mins reading time)

ChristianGovernance eletter – April 24, 2012

Canadian liberals really do believe that Canada was a barbarian outpost before Pierre Trudeau and the Premiers of the day brought us the Charter of Rights and Freedoms in 1982. There was no compassion or fairness in Canada before that. No equality! That’s when we “came of age.” Shoppers Drug Mart almost went out of business due to plummeting sales of diapers and soothers!!! We were barbarian hordes. The mythology is so entrenched, that even our politicians embrace this nonsense without batting an eye. A case in point follows:  Read more... (288 words, estimated 1:09 mins reading time)

ChristianGovernance Newsletter – April 24, 2012

Well, I have to admit that I was hoping for more than 5 responses for Randy Donauer from the few hundred people on out email list. I know it’s only been a day, and that more responses will be coming in from some of you. I encourage you not to forget this case if you’re delayed in being able to respond and express your support. If you have other ways of expressing your support, please use them as well.  Read more... (737 words, estimated 2:57 mins reading time)

A self-professed atheist is threatening to file a lynching – a human rights complaint – against a Christian Saskatoon counsellor for saying grace in public. This is outrageous, but it illustrates the zealotry of atheism and humanism. These ideologues try to smear Christianity – and especially Christian conservatives – as zealots. But Christians don’t behave like this. It does, however, seem to be the way a growing number of atheists/humanists behave.  Read more... (679 words, estimated 2:43 mins reading time)

By William Gairdner  Read more... (468 words, estimated 1:52 mins reading time)

American Vision – March 17, 2012
A vision of freedom and world-transformation
By Joel McDurmon

Sometime around AD 405, a sixteen year-old boy strolling the English seaside was attacked by pirates. They kidnapped him and sold him on the slave market to a chieftain in Northern Ireland who forced him to herd pigs. The young man endured filth, the elements, separation from family, and years of servitude.  Read more... (321 words, estimated 1:17 mins reading time)

ChristianGovernance eletter – April 18, 2012
Canadian journalists lose any professionalism dealing with Christianity and homosexuality

It’s amazing the way criticism of homosexuality in Canada brings the most ugly creatures out from under the moist rocks where the slimiest critters live. The context these days is the Alberta election campaign.  Read more... (1316 words, estimated 5:16 mins reading time)

ChristianGovernance eletter – April 18, 2012

Judging by the feedback from attendees, our second annual Titanic anniversary event was a great success.  Read more... (1336 words, estimated 5:21 mins reading time)

ROD TAYLOR bio

Rod Taylor was born in 1951 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His family was involved in the US Civil Rights movement in the 1960s and various other social justice issues so Rod was exposed to political activism at a young age. He graduated from High School in California and moved with his parents and siblings to British Columbia, Canada in 1968.  Read more... (415 words, 1 image, estimated 1:40 mins reading time)