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Chair of ABC Australia criticizes biased climate change coverage
(March 10, 2010)
Maurice Newman, chairman of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), has attacked the media for being too willing to accept that humans are the cause of global warming. In a speech to senior ABC staff, Mr Newman said climate change was an example of “group think.” He said contrary views on climate change have not been tolerated and those who express them have been mocked. [Ahh, here is a man after our own heart. We believe in presenting both sides of the global warming debate as well: the side that says humans are not the cause of global warming, and the side that says the media have been too gullible in accepting global warming alarmism.]
Acts of kindness spread surprisingly easily
(March 10, 2010)
Researchers from the University of California, San Diego and Harvard have found that when someone does an act of kindness to help another person, the recipient is likely to do something nice for someone else, and that person is then likely to help someone else. That original act of kindness may quickly affect dozens, or even hundreds, of people. The authors of the study then go on to say it may have something to do with evolution — an idea that is untestable and seems out of place in a practical experiment. But we will be kind to them by not pointing out any more errors in that evolutionary nonsense.
82% of Americans look for God's help in making decisions
(March 9, 2010)
Most Americans believe God is concerned with their personal well-being and is directly involved in their personal affairs, according to research from the University of Toronto. Science Daily reports that the study found that people who have more education and higher income are less likely to report beliefs in divine intervention. [That's the group somewhere in the 18%. Well, we guess that studying and accumulating money is about all that's important to people who wouldn't even think about running a skeptics' hospital, rationalists' charity, or evolutionists' aged-care home, orphanage, etc. See also our article What good has Christianity done?]
Creationist version of Origin of Species follows Richard Dawkins Down Under
(March 8, 2010)
Atheist evolutionist Richard Dawkins can't get away from creationist Ray Comfort. Although Dawkins has repeatedly refused to debate Comfort over the existence of God — even for large amounts of money — Comfort's supporters in Australia and New Zealand are giving away 27,000 copies of the special creationist edition of Charles Darwin's book Origin of Species wherever Dawkins goes. Dawkins is in Australia this month to speak at an atheist convention. Comfort's ministry Living Waters reprinted Charles Darwin's famous book and added a wonderful creationist introduction. Dawkins, as open-minded as ever, encouraged his followers to rip out the introduction. Apparently some atheists did rip out the introduction but didn't know what to do with it because Dawkins hadn't told them.
Pat Robertson did not make those comments about Chile quake
(March 8, 2010)
CBN has issued a statement saying that comments attributed to Pat Robertson about the Chile earthquake were not made by him. The comments to which CBN referred originated from a blogger at Open Salon, who “quoted” Robertson as saying, “God is even angrier with them (the people of Chile) than he is with the people of Haiti.” The blogger made other falsely attributed remarks, such as Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet being Pat Robertson's “personal hero.” The comments were picked up by others and have been circulating on the internet. Although Robertson is well known for making controversial comments after disasters, CBN says he completely dissociates himself from the comments about Chile.
25 years' jail for not washing hands before touching Koran
(March 7, 2010)
A man and his wife were jailed for 25 years in Pakistan for touching Islam's holy book, the Koran, without washing their hands, World Net Daily reported. The couple were accused of “contaminating” the Koran when they touched it. This mindset is not far removed from that of rabid atheists when someone questions evolutionist “holy books”. They deny tenure, ridicule the questioner, and even take them to court.
Teens don't think about tattoo-removal problems
(March 7, 2010)
An Italian study of more than 4000 students aged between 14 and 22 has found great ignorance about what is involved in getting tattoos removed, Science Daily reports. Dr. Luca Cegolon said health education should emphasize that removing tattoos is costly, painful, and not always esthetically satisfying. [See also our article on why some teens are avoiding tattoos faster than they avoid a broccoli sandwich.]
Sarah Palin says pro-life beliefs were tested by family
(March 6, 2010)
Sarah Palin says her anti-abortion commitment was tested during her pregnancy with her youngest son, who has Down syndrome, and the unexpected pregnancy of her unmarried teenage daughter, according to an article from Fox News. She told 3000 Right to Lifers in Columbus, Ohio, that she now has great empathy with women in difficult situations, but in her case this led to great blessings.
Why can't we be alone in the universe? Maybe we just are!
(March 6, 2010)
If extraterrestrials are interested in us, they are doing a good job at hiding the fact. They never write, phone, or even drop us a text message. It is the SETI project's 50th anniversary this year, and the number of extraterrestrials they have found could be counted on a hand with no fingers. Maybe life on earth is all there is, and maybe we all just need to accept that this is a strong possibility. [In fact, with so many evolutionists and global warming alarmists shouting ridicule at anyone who points out their errors, it's getting hard enough finding intelligent life on earth.]
Did dinosaurs evolve? It depends on what you want to overlook
(March 5, 2010)
The science news media are all reporting that the “oldest known dinosaur relative” has been found. Yet this discovery has a large number of problems for evolutionists, as Creation Safaris points out. It seems that if you want to be a good evolutionary paleontologist these days, “you have to mold your brain contrary to its natural tendencies.” [But most Darwinists are good at this because they get so much practice at it.]
Sleeping around before marriage can ruin your marriage later
(March 5, 2010)
New research shows that sleeping around now could ruin your chances of having a happy, fulfilling marriage later. Dr. Joe McIlhaney of the Medical Institute for Sexual Health in Austin says that certain chemicals and hormones are released during sex that bond a man and a woman. But that bonding, which acts like adhesive tape or Velcro, is weakened when people tear away at its power by breaking off with a sexual partner and moving on from one to another. So when it does finally come time to bond permanently with a spouse, the ability to bond is damaged. [This shows how warped are those who shout down anyone who suggests that abstinence be recommended in sex education.]
Wiccan altar in class puts student at odds with teacher
(March 4, 2010)
An industrial arts teacher has been placed on leave after he told a Wiccan student he could not build a Wiccan altar in shop class.The teacher told a reporter that his action was nothing personal, because he dislikes all religious symbols in his class equally. Seventy students signed a petition saying they didn't want witchcraft practiced at the school. [Among the principles of Wiccan belief are that Wiccans identify themselves as witches, they have animosity toward Christianity because it claims Jesus is the only way to Heaven, and they “honor those who teach”. That last one is puzzling, because if the student honored the teacher's decision we wonder why the teacher was put on leave.]
Missing link turns out to be no missing link
(March 3, 2010)
A fossil that was celebrated last year as a possible missing link between humans and early primates is actually like modern-day lemurs and lorises, according to two new scientific papers. Scientists from three universities have presented evidence that the alleged 47-million-year-old Darwinius masillae, affectionately known as Ida by those scientists who thought it resembled their parents, is not a haplorhine primate like humans, apes and monkeys after all. [See also our article Ida the fossil dud, which shows that it wasn't only creationists who knew that the human evolution claim about Ida was baloney from the start.]
Al Gore's latest global-warming whopper
(March 2, 2010)
Al Gore's defense of global-warming hysteria in Sunday's New York Times had many flaws, says Alan Reynolds on Fox News. He comments on one Gore whopper that shows how Big Al has managed to get so much wrong while trying to drum up support for global warming alarmism. [See also our page of links trying to drum up support for global warming skepticism.]
Biblical discovery pieces together ancient manuscript containing Israelite song
(March 1, 2010)
Two fragments of an ancient Biblical manuscript have been pieced together to make up the text of the Song of the Sea, sung by jubilant Israelites after fleeing slavery in Egypt and witnessing the destruction of the pharaoh's armies in the Red Sea.
Muslim mob burns down churches, stores and houses in Nigeria
(February 28, 2010)
An angry Muslim mob attacked Christian-owned shops and houses, burned down eight churches and injured several people in the northern Nigerian town of Kazaure. The attack was prompted after a Muslim police officer pulled over a Muslim for a traffic violation. The driver became angry and refused to stop, so the police officer pursued the driver and killed him. A mob tried to attack the police station, but after having no success they attacked the city's Christians instead.
Archaeologist discovers ancient wall from King Solomon's time in Jerusalem
(February 27, 2010)
An Israeli archaeologist has announced that a recently excavated ancient city wall in Jerusalem dates back to the time of King Solomon around the 10th century BC. Dr Eilat Mazar, archaeologist behind the excavations, believes the wall was built by Solomon, King David's son, and specifically cites the third chapter of the First Books of Kings where it says “until he [Solomon] had made an end of building his own house, and the house of the Lord, and the wall of Jerusalem round about.” Seal impressions on jar handles found at the site contain the words “to the king.”
As the case for global warming turns into a joke, Al Gore is getting harder to find
(February 26, 2010)
From Fox News — Al Gore won a Nobel Prize and an Oscar for his film, An Inconvenient Truth. But in the past three months, as global warming has gone from a scientific near-certitude to the subject of satire, Gore — the public face of global warming — has been silent on the topic. He did turn up at Apple's shareholder meeting Thursday, and according to CNET, Gore was seated in the first row while several stockholders bashed his high-profile views on climate change. One reportedly said Gore “has become a laughingstock. The glaciers have not melted.” [A commentator on Red Eye said Gore is off somewhere trying to turn lead into gold using the same science he used for his film.]
New DVD looks at black creationist genius
(February 26, 2010)
A new documentary DVD has been released this month on the life of amazing creationist inventor George Washington Carver. Many Christians have heard of Carver, but don't know the full extent of what a genius this wonderful Christian man was. We thoroughly recommend this DVD titled George Washington Carver: An Uncommon Way, produced by Franklin Springs Family Media. Narrator Dr. Voddie Baucham, Jr. says of Carver, “He saw the world through a Christian worldview. [He] saw God as the creator of the universe and science as a pursuit of understanding in knowledge of the Creator through his creation.” [For a short introduction to Carver's life, see our article George Washington Carver.]
Abortion horror: “He left an arm and a leg inside me”
(February 26, 2010)
More details are emerging about a Philadelphia abortionist whose license was suspended Monday after authorities discovered dozens of fetal remains and “deplorable and unsanitary” conditions at his abortuary. According to Operation rescue, Kermit Gosnell has been named in more than 40 lawsuits in the past 20 years. One patient said she is lucky to be alive after having had a botched abortion by Gosnell in 1999. She was rushed to hospital, where x-rays showed the abortionist had “left an arm and a leg inside me,” the woman told a reporter. [See also our article Why Christians oppose abortion.]
Beverly Hills disowns beauty queen for speaking against same-sex marriage
(February 25, 2010)
Less than a year after dethroned Miss California USA Carrie Prejean stirred up controversy with her remarks against gay marriage, CNS News reported that a similar war of words is brewing in Beverly Hills. Beverly Hills Mayor Nancy Krasne said Wednesday she is outraged over 23-year-old Miss California USA contestant Lauren Ashley, who is claiming to represent the city in the upcoming pageant and who spoke out against same-sex marriage in recent media interviews. Not only is Lauren Ashley not allowed to give her views on gay marriage, but Mayor Krasne has now spoken to Miss California USA pageant officials to prevent any beauty contestants from claiming the title of Miss Beverly Hills in the future.
PZ Myers wrecks our polls page because he doesn't like our questions
(February 24, 2010)
Evolutionist PZ Myers came across a page of polls that we have had on our website and suggested on his blog this week that his readers come to our site and “skew them”. Why would he want to sabotage someone else's poll? We feel it must be because he didn't like the questions. After all, they are pretty difficult for evolutionists. One question asks, “How often do you go to church?”, and another asks “How old are you?” Questions about religion and age terrify evolutionists.
Global warming advocates: Two IQ points short of a pin head?
(February 24, 2010)
MSNBC's Bill Nye “the science guy” has apparently been the butt of jokes as a result of his ceaseless and absolute defense of the global warming industry while the IPCC claims crumble around him. Nye's arguments include the assertion that the UN's IPCC shared a Nobel Peace Prize with Al Gore — and “those are really hard to get.” Roger Gay, from Men's News Daily, gives another one: “What do normal people call heating of the Earth's atmosphere?” Answer: “Summer.”
Lila Rose exposes another abortion clinic breaking the law
(February 23, 2010)
Lila Rose and her amazing youth-led pro-life group known as Live Action have reportedly busted another abortion clinic breaking the law. This time a clinic allegedly advised a 14-year-old girl how to get an abortion without the girl disclosing that a 31-year-old man impregnated her. In Wisconsin, sex between an adult and a minor under age 16 is a felony, and health care professionals are required to report such cases to law enforcement immediately.
Thousands of dinosaur footprints: Evidence for Noah's Flood?
(February 23, 2010)
Around 3000 dinosaur footprints found in China have puzzled some scientists because the dinosaurs, including tyrannosaurs, coelurosaurs and hadrosaurs, were all running the same way. Geologist Dr Tas Walker gives an excellent brief analysis of the evidence and comes up with support for the idea that the dinosaurs were fleeing the rising waters of Noah's Flood.
Court says it can't stop gay criminal trial
(February 23, 2010)
Malawi's chief justice has rejected a request from a gay couple charged with buggery and indecency for the constitutional court to review their case. Homosexuality in Malawi is a criminal offense and carries a maximum sentence of 14 years.
Woman who assaulted a pro-life protester cancels abortion and thanks protester
(February 22, 2010)
A woman dabbed tears from her eyes Tuesday as she pleaded guilty to second-degree assault for brandishing a knife and threatening a woman who urged her not to get an abortion. Yet, the knife-wielding woman revealed later, she did not go ahead with the planned abortion. In court, the attacker said to the woman she threatened “Thank you for being there. If they [the protesters] weren't there, I probably would have gone through with it and regretted it for the rest of my life.”
Christian support for Obama declines
(February 22, 2010)
With President Obama's first year in office now behind him, many Americans are considerably less enthusiastic about his performance than expected. A new survey conducted by The Barna Group shows that Christians, who formed a large segment of Barack Obama's support, are even less enthralled with the president's handling of the job than are other Americans.
Turin shroud expected to attract two million visitors
(February 20, 2010)
The Shroud of Turin, which some say shows the face of Christ and others say is a fake, goes on display at Turin Cathedral in April this year and is expected to attract 2 million visitors. The shroud normally goes on display every 25 years, but the previous display was only 10 years ago. The shroud was restored in 2002. [See also our article Is the Shroud of Turin a fake?]
Elton John shows ignorance of Bible by saying Jesus was gay
(February 19, 2010)
That well-known Bible scholar, singer Elton John, has told a magazine that he thinks Jesus was gay. Despite the fact that the Bible condemns homosexuality, gay lobbyists like Elton John try to recruit anyone if it suits their purpose. We wonder if Sir Elton has read passages in the Bible like 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 that say homosexuals will not inherit the kngdom of God. If Jesus was the Son of God, and Jesus was a homosexual … well, you can work it out.
Undercover group exposes abortion clinic abuses
(February 19, 2010)
A student-led human rights group has gone undercover at abortion clinics around the country to expose what they say is illegal activity in the name of women's rights. Members of the group Live Action claim many Planned Parenthood clinics are breaking the law by concealing sexual abuse, failing to report statutory rape to police, and giving young pregnant girls false information about fetal development.
Hubble Space Telescope snaps photo of flying cross in space
(February 18, 2010)
The Hubble Space Telescope has photographed a mysterious, X-shaped debris pattern with trailing streamers of dust in space. Scientists don't think it's a comet, but are not sure of the precise origin of the incredible object soaring some 90 million miles from earth.
State of the Nation address by Ken Ham
(February 18, 2010)
Biblical apologist Ken Ham, president and founder of Answers in Genesis and its world-renowned Creation Museum, has presented his second State of the Nation address, encouraging Christians in the U.S. to know and defend what they say they believe about the Bible. Ham pointed out that many Christians don't know what they believe about Creation, and have compromised, allowing for evolutionary thinking to creep into their homes and churches — even many in evangelical circles who claim the Bible as God's inerrant Word.
How lefties try to take over your brain
(February 17, 2010)
Every couple of decades, the psychology establishment rewrites Diagnostic and Statistical of Mental Disorders, the basic diagnostic textbook for the field. And every couple of decades, political correctness ensures that true science of the mind is obscured in favor of liberal niceties. Ben Shapiro give some examples.
Global warming: More embarrassment for the U.N.
(February 17, 2010)
It has been a dreadful few weeks for global warming alarmists, especially the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. The Himalayan glaciers are not going to melt soon after all. And an IPCC claim that global warming could destroy 40% of the Amazon was based on a report by an environmental pressure group. Since the Climategate email story broke in November, the standard defense is that while the scandal may have revealed some all-too-human behavior by a handful of leading climatologists, it made no difference to the underlying science. But the Wall Street Journal and an increasing number of journalists now believe what global warming skeptics sniffed out years ago — the “science” of global warming is disputable. [See our links to anti-global warming articles and news reports.]
Baby born healthy after hospital advised abortion
(February 16, 2010)
A hospital in Canberra, Australia, recommended a late-term abortion for a baby who was later born healthy, ABC News Australia reports. Fiona Vanderhook came close to never knowing her son Diesel. When she was five weeks pregnant doctors recommended abortion using the drug misoprostol, but the drug did not work and a follow-up scan showed the fetus was still alive. She was advised to have an abortion even at 31 weeks. [See also our articles Why Christians oppose abortion, and Abortion doctor shot dead in church.]
World may not be warming after all, say scientists
(February 14, 2010)
We were going to refrain from embarrassing global warming alarmists this week, but the news against global warmists just keeps getting worse. Times Online reports that the United Nations climate panel faces a new challenge, with scientists casting doubt on the claim that global temperatures are rising inexorably because of human pollution. New research, including work by British scientists, is casting doubt on the claims of global warming alarmists. Some even suggest the world may not be warming much at all. [The case for global warming is crumbling further every week. If you are a global warming alarmist and only get your news from leftist media and politicians, you may not yet know that your side has essentially lost its case. See our ever-growing page of links for global warming skeptics.]
Will Evolution Weekend sermons discuss alleged murderer Amy Bishop?
(February 14, 2010)
“Evolution Weekend” is coming to an end, as many of our readers know. This is a strange sort of weekend that strange groups of clergy use to glorify Darwinism in churches, while evangelical churches preach against it. The Uncommon Descent website points out that one of the scientists on call to help clergy and parishioners to promote the glories of Darwinism is Amy Bishop, and Amy Bishop, you may recall, is the professor who has been charged with capital murder of three University of Alabama colleagues last Friday. The New York Times reported on Sunday that Bishop also fatally shot her brother in suburban Boston in 1986. How many Darwin-glorifying clergy will be promoting “survival of the fittest” in their sermons this weekend?
Hypnosis can relieve respiratory symptoms in children
(February 13, 2010)
Hypnosis has potential therapeutic value in children with respiratory disorders for alleviating symptoms such as habit cough or unexplained sensations of difficulty breathing, according to a paper by Professor Ran D. Anbar in Pediatric Asthma, Allergy & Immunology. Dr Anbar also says hypnosis reduces a child's discomfort during medical procedures. [See also our article Hypnosis for Christians: Right or wrong?]
Study showing lack of gay monogamy could impact nation's marriage debate
(February 13, 2010)
About half of all male homosexual couples have sex outside of the relationship with the approval of the partner, according to a new study out of San Francisco that some say should have a dramatic impact on the nation's debate over homosexual “marriage.”
Utah formally opposes “global warming scam”
(February 13, 2010)
The Utah State Legislature passed a joint resolution urging the United States Environmental Protection Agency “to immediately halt its carbon dioxide reduction policies and programs and withdraw its 'Endangerment Finding' and related regulations until a full and independent investigation of climate data and global warming science can be substantiated.” They are sending a copy of the resolution to the EPA. [Global warming alarmism has taken a well-deserved beating lately. Yet the alarmists' reactions are either 1. Say all the bad science that is being exposed was minor (are phoney claims like the Himalayan glaciers will melt by 2035 really minor?), 2. Get angry at global warming skeptics for questioning global warming.]
Archeologists uncover ancient street in Jerusalem
(February 12, 2010)
Israeli archeologists announced they have uncovered one of Jerusalem's ancient streets. The archeological dig lies just inside the Jaffa Gate near the walls of Jerusalem's Old City. The excavation uncovered the main road leading into Jerusalem during the Byzantine Period, 1500 years ago. Thousands of Christians used this road to make their pilgrimage into the Holy City.
Filling the foxholes with gays
(February 12, 2010)
Chuck Colson says a military unit that openly celebrates the gay lifestyle in the trenches is not a military unit he wants to serve in.
More surprises for Darwinists
(February 11, 2010)
It's not uncommon for theories to have to deal with anomalies, but Darwinism sure seems to get more than its share. Creation Safaris gives several recent examples.
Noah's Ark was not circular as British Museum 'expert' claims
(February 9, 2010)
A British Museum cuneiform expert, perhaps stepping outside his area of expertise, says he believes that the Genesis Flood account was cobbled together from Babylonian stories by the Jewish exiles in Babylon, and that Noah's Ark was circular. It's hard to think he is serious, but apparently he is. CMI gives a good answer to this silly assertion.
Michael Jackson's doctor pleads not guilty
(February 9, 2010)
Michael Jackson's doctor pleaded not guilty Monday to involuntary manslaughter in the death of the pop star at a brief hearing that had all the trappings of another sensational celebrity courtroom drama, CBN news reported. [See also our earlier article, Michael Jackson: He almost had it all.]
Author, talk show host appalled at Planned Parenthood's push to teach sex to 10-year-olds
(February 9, 2010)
Catholic talk show host, media expert, and co-author of the best selling All Things Girl series, Teresa Tomeo, insists the latest push by Planned Parenthood to promote sex to 10-year-old children is a wake-up call for Moms and Dads and anyone else concerned about today's youth.
Global warming case unravels
(February 7, 2010)
As we have repeatedly said, the case for human-caused global warming is getting worse each week. Creation Safaris had a very good round-up of recent revelations and added some astute insights. It's worth reading. [See also our links to other anti-global warming articles and news items.]
Why homosexual behavior should be against the law
(February 3, 2010)
A blog on the American Family Association website says that homosexual behavior represents a severe threat to public health, and is even more dangerous to human health than intravenous drug abuse. Because of the health risks involved, curtailing homosexual behavior should be as much a public policy concern as curtailing intravenous drug abuse, the article says.
U.S. church team 'falsely arrested' for child trafficking in Haiti
(February 2, 2010)
A Baptist church in Idaho whose members were detained in Haiti for trying to move children to an orphanage in the Dominican Republic said its team was “falsely arrested”. The church members say they were bringing the children to an orphanage where they would be given medical and emotional care. [Yes, the church members were naive in the way they tried to help the children and their families, but some websites reported this incident atrociously, even implying the church members were going to use the children to steal their organs. Is the world getting dumber? Do we really have to point out that Baptist churches are not into organ harvesting and child trafficking? As one commentator responded, that's the domain of witchdoctors, pedophiles and anti-Falun Gong officials in China.]
Abstinence-only sex-ed programs work, study finds
(February 1, 2010)
Sex-ed programs with an abstinence-only message may help to delay the start of sexual activity for certain populations of children, a new study suggests. Researchers found that, after two years, a program that urged kids to abstain from sex reduced the percentage of students who started having sex by about one-third compared with a health course that didn't include sex education (a control group). [See also our article Safe sex is not safe.]
Climate body 'embarrassed' over forest claim
(February 1, 2010)
The credibility of the world's climate change authority has taken another hit, with accusations that it based a claim about disappearing forests on a report by environmental activists, ABC News Australia reports. This follows a claim last week that the IPCC admitted it was a mistake to claim that Himalayan glaciers will melt by the year 2035. As we said earlier, if you're a global warming alarmist, you'd better have a Plan B soon, because the credibility of your side is falling apart fast. [See our anti-global warming links page for more.]
Why does Obama want to fill the military with gays?
(January 30, 2010)
A conservative military watchdog is disappointed that President Obama used his State of Union address to voice his support for allowing homosexuals to serve in the military. Since taking office, Barack Obama has made it clear that he supports the agenda of radical homosexual activists who want to repeal the 1993 law that strictly prohibits homosexuals from serving in the military. Elaine Donnelly, president of the Center for Military Readiness, feels this statement shows that Obama is off base with the nation's concerns.
2010: Year the global-warming hoax died?
(January 26, 2010)
With even California's Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer admitting cap-and-trade legislation may be a decade away, 2010 is shaping up to be the year in which the global-warming hoax died, Jerome Corsi's Red Alert reports. “Climategate revelations that prominent global alarmists have manipulated climate data prove global warming was an ideological agenda masquerading as a scientific theory,” Corsi says. [See also our page of links to anti-global warming news and video clips.]
Atheists disparage Mother Teresa
(January 26, 2010)
An atheist organization in America is attacking Mother Teresa as unworthy of being honored with a memorial stamp produced by the U.S. Postal Service. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is advocating that its constituents “vote with your pocketbook, and boycott these stamps.” For more than 45 years, Mother Teresa ministered to the poor, sick, orphaned, and dying in India. We know of no-one the Freedom From Religion Foundation has ministered to in that time.
Gays want boys to have access to girls' bathrooms, locker rooms
(January 26, 2010)
A Christian organization in Maine is protesting a state proposal that would give boys who call themselves girls full access to girls' restrooms, locker rooms and cheerleading squads. The Christian Civic League of Maine said “Gay activists are now demanding that their own private mental delusions about sex be accepted as public policy. By issuing this demand, radical homosexual activists are asking all of us to participate in a form of collective moral insanity.”
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