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Abortion advocacy predicated on state-ist humanism
From: ChristianGovernance eletter, December 26, 2012
Vancouver Sun – Dec. 21, 2012
Letter: Abortion and infanticide are not related matters
Re: Abortion law would halt slide toward tacit acceptance of infanticide, Dec. 18
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
Inflammatory pro-abort MP smears Linda Gibbons and Mary Wagner
ChristianGovernance eletter – November 15, 2012
If this Member of Parliament had made this comment outside of the protection of the House of Commons, she could probably have been sued for libel or slander. Note the bolded text below. The capacity for dishonest extremist rhetoric among pro-aborts is remarkable. As a Manitoba MP, she probably has nightmares about sharing the representation of the province with serious pro-lifers like Rod Bruinooge, Candice Bergen and Lawrence Toet, but I’m sure they are praying for her.
House of Commons Hansard – October 31, 2012
Calling all life-affirming Canadians – Stephen Woodworth’s human definition motion
May 29, 2012
Subject: A Message from MP Woodworth
Good Afternoon,
Firstly, I’d like to start by thanking you for all of your efforts to date with regards to my Motion 312. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Sci-Tech Museum’s sexual violation of youth exhibit
ChristianGovernance eletter – May 12, 2012
Sci-Tech Museum’s sexual violation of youth exhibit
Two eletters ago, we reported on the filthy, propagandist sex exhibit that was opening in Ottawa’s Science and Technology Museum. There was contact info to voice your objections.
Canadian judge affirms systemic judicial idolatry
“In a sense we have become the new priests of civil society, as we make decisions about gay marriage, euthanasia and abortion. We hand down decisions on highly controversial issues with intrinsic moral content and very broad moral implications. We have become the instruments of governance in the broadest sense. We now define the socio-economic basis of society.” – Judge Michel Robert (Schmitz 2004:1), concerning the role played by the supreme court judges.
U.S. election lesson: It doesn’t pay to change your pro-life stance
CitizenLink – November 2, 2010
It doesn’t pay to change your (pro-life) stance
By Ashley Horne
As I write this, the election results are still coming in. But here are the races I was interested in: the allegedly 20 pro-life Democrats who threatened to vote “no” on the health care bill unless it contained sufficient pro-life protection, but who then turned around and accepted President Obama’s phony pro-life executive order in exchange for their “yes” vote. There were 20 total turncoats, including 1 who retired (Stupak) and one who lost his primary (Mollahan).
Planned Parenthood head is also economically incompetent
LifeSiteNews.com – October 26, 2010
People Mean Less Government Cost: Planned Parenthood President
By Kathleen Gilbert
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The president of Planned Parenthood has argued that the new federal health care reform ought to consider funding all contraception with taxpayer dollars because preventing new children leads to less government expense.