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Canada’s oligarchy – Brought to you by Trudeau’s Courts and the Charter of Rights
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CHP Communiqué – Vol 19, No 45 * Nov. 6, 2012
Oligarchy
By Jim Hnatiuk, Leader of the Christian Heritage Party
Ronald Reagan wasn’t afraid of Christian government, so why are you?
CHP Communiqué – Vol 19, No 36 * Sept. 4, 2012
Our Closest Friend
By Jim Hnatiuk, Leader of the Christian Heritage Party
Sound political advice that is built with integrity is not only valuable; it’s also become a rare commodity. As my pastor put it again last Sunday, “Eyes that look are common, eyes that see are rare.” Especially in today’s culture, seeing the truth and speaking it will most often take courage and conviction. It also takes tact, patience, and an ability to endure criticism.
Norwegian mass murderer Breivik and the death penalty: CHP
CHP Canada – Communiqué Vol 19, No 35 * August 28, 2012
An Adequate Deterrent
By Jim Hnatiuk, Leader of the Christian Heritage Party
It’s difficult to imagine that any sane, or insane person for that matter, could systematically bomb, stalk, shoot and kill 93 people, most of which were teenagers at a summer camp. Then for the perpetrator to have the audacity to tell the court, “I wish to apologise to all militant nationalists that I wasn’t able to execute more.”
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.
CHP: Ontario’s Bullying Anti-Bullying Bill 13
CHP Communiqué Vol 19, No 20, May 15, 2012
Ontario’s Bullying Anti-Bullying Bill 13
By Jim Hnatiuk, Leader of the Christian Heritage Party
Our candidate for CHP Hamilton Mountain, Jim Enos, unashamedly and very ably represented CHP Canada by preparing and presenting strong arguments to the Ontario Standing Committee on Bill 13, the “Anti-Bullying Bill.” This Communiqué captures the essence of his arguments, which clearly explain how the Anti-Bullying Bill actually is bullying Christians. Jim said:
School Children Trained to Amputate: Islam and Canadian culture
CHP Canada Communiqué Vol 17, No 46 Nov 23, 2010
School Children Trained to Amputate
By Jim Hnatiuk, Leader of the Christian Heritage Party
A British Broadcasting Corporation Panorama Investigation reports that more than 40 schools in Britain have trained over 5,000 children aged 6-18 years on Sharia Law and its punishments.
CHP’s Biggest Challenge
Christian Heritage Party Communiqué – October 5, 2010
The Biggest Challenge
By Mike Schouten, CHP Candidate for South Surrey-White Rock-Cloverdale
After a recent speaking engagement, I was asked, “What is the biggest challenge you face in your riding?”
I only had time for a short answer: “The biggest challenge we face is convincing Christians to support an openly Christian politician working for an openly Christian political party.”
CHP backs private property rights; end of long-gun registry
CHP Canada Communiqué – Vol 17, No 37 Sept 21, 2010
‘The Long Gun Debate: Democracy & Principle’
By Jim Hnatiuk, Leader of the Christian Heritage Party
In recent days we have seen members of the New Democratic Party and Liberal Party of Canada publicly announce they are switching their positions on the Bill to end the long gun registry. While they voted to scrap the registry on second reading, they will now vote to keep it by supporting an opposition amendment.
God’s Law or Total Statism
CHP Canada Communiqué – Vol 17, No 35 * September 7, 2010
God’s Law or Total Statism
By Jim Hnatiuk, Leader of the Christian Heritage Party
“You can’t legislate morality,” is a sentiment commonly expressed in our pluralistic society. “I’m not bound by your rules; I have my own way of looking at things,” is the accepted belief.
Welcoming atheist Justin Trottier to religion debates
Justin Trottier, national executive director of the Centre for Inquiry, had a column published in Monday’s Ottawa Citizen, arguing for the value of atheists being welcomed as participants in religious debates. ChristianGovernance submitted a column to the Ottawa Citizen in response to Mr. Trottier’s piece. We haven’t heard yet whether it’s been accepted for publication, so we are posting it ourselves.