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Time Will embraces another two homosexual men in parliament.  This is the reason why millions of conservatives abandoned the Liberal Party in the last election and many more will continue in the future. The liberal party is now no different than Labor or the Greens. This level of homosexual immorality is an affront to all Christians, Muslim and people of faith.  Former Human Rights Commissioner Tim Wilson (Liberal ) has delivered an emotional pledge to push for change on marriage equality during his maiden speech in Parliament on Wednesday. The new MP for the Victorian seat of Goldstein, Wilson thanked his partner, Ryan, for supporting his campaign and shared the struggle that waiting for marriage equality has been for them both. "I know you have sacrificed so much for us to be here today," he said, fighting back tears. "For seven years, a ring has sat on both of our left hands, and they are the answer to a question we still cannot ask. No matter what happens he

There are one sided debates on important topics. This is one of them.  Katharine Gelber , Professor of Politics and Public Policy, from the University of Queensland believes a debate on homosexual marriage by default will hurt people. She also believes the marriage act should be changed without public debate or input because of the risk of hurting homosexuals. Like Labor, Wong, and others she is incorrect. Parliament will not supply logical balanced debate. That is obvious.  Second, the argument by Rodney Croome AME leader, that a public debate will result in homosexuals suicides also doesn't stack up. This is because suicides in homosexual friendly countries, where gay marriage has been approved, are still showing high suicide rates among single homosexuals and married homosexuals.  Third, she disagrees with the suspension of homosexual vilification (Victoria and Tasmania) laws during the debate. But we have seen gay advocates seeking to imprison a Catholic priest f

When Brice Ehmig encountered a preacher speaking about the sinfulness of homosexuality on the campus of Florida Gulf Coast University, she decided to diminish his right to freedom of speech and play bagpipes  fight back with music . Ehmig, who is in her fourth year at the university, began drowning out the preacher’s Christian remarks by playing “Amazing Grace." The preacher, who was wearing a “Jesus Saves From Hell” T-shirt at the time of the Aug. 19 incident, appeared undisturbed by Ehmig’s presence, but continued his solid biblical preaching, which included comparing being gay to the greatest sin in scripture.  We salute the preacher for standing up to the homosexual agenda which leads kids into a horid lifestyle of brokenness. This approach is typical of silencing any opposition to homosexual agenda. The political science major, who hails from Dunedin, Florida, told the Daily Record in an interview Tuesday that she’d seen and experienced “too much tragedy in t

The people pushing this corrupted version of sexuality have painted a rather compelling picture of the goal they say they’re after.  They want a society where everybody just happily gets along no matter what people are doing to one another in the sexual sphere .  They may even claim to be Christians - even though they may live together. They use IVF as naturally homosexual and lesbian relations are by nature -barren.  They’re after a sexual utopia where anything goes. They want inclusion, diversity, acceptance, and safe schools. But there’s one problem they’ve encountered. To get to this sexual utopia,  they first have to stamp out every voice that has a version of sexuality that opposes the one they’re championing . See where this is going?  Let’s call these people gay activists . They push a pansexual version of sexuality where anybody is free to do whatever they want, however they want, and with whomever they want.  They rather can’t stand biblical Christians because C

The New Democratic government of Alberta has apparently forgotten its duty to protect religious freedom and parental rights in the wake of Education Minister David Eggen’s open letter promising LGBT students the right to express their sexual proclivities in defiance of the religious beliefs that are foundational to many Alberta Christian and public schools. Meanwhile, the province’s two self-professed conservative parties have apparently forgotten their duty to oppose the government, maintaining a hear-no-evil, see-no-evil, speak-no-evil inaction when faced with the Eggen letter. “The government is not recognizing parental rights or religious freedom,” Brian Coldwell, pastor of a Spruce Grove church and head of the Independent Baptist Christian Education Society, told LifeSiteNews. Coldwell, whose society runs two private schools with 200 students and 1,200 homeschool students, was also strongly critical of the Progressive Conservative and Wildrose parties for the unwilling

REAL Women of Canada has launched a petition calling on Parliament to counteract the “discrimination currently being experienced by Christians in Canada” and is gathering signatures for its September presentation in the House of Commons. The petition asks the government “to permit Christians to robustly exercise their religious beliefs and conscience rights,” which are protected under the Charter and the Canadian Bill of Rights. It requests that Parliament amend the Criminal Code sections governing assisted suicide and euthanasia and the Civil Marriage Act “to provide Christians and their faith-based institutions protection from its provisions that are contrary to their religious and conscience beliefs,” and to enact “a policy to review any new legislation” to ensure “it does not impinge upon the religious rights of Christians.” “It seems to be forgotten that Christians have as much right to express their views as LGBT activists do,” REAL Women researcher Dianne Watts told

A Spanish priest has gained the attention of local and national media by performing a “blessing of love” on a lesbian couple that appears to endorse their same-sex relationship. Fr. José García, pastor of San Bartolomé (Saint Bartholomew) parish in the Valencian town of Onda, reportedly performed the “blessing” inside the parish church just 24 hours after the couple “married” according to Spanish civil law. A photo supplied by La Gaceta and other publications shows the couple standing before the priest, dressed in what appear to be wedding garments. At least 20 attendees can be seen sitting in the pews to witness the event. The couple announced the event with invitations that called it a “wedding” (“casament” in the Valencian dialect), followed by lunch at a local restaurant. The printed program for the event indicates that the “wedding” accompanied a Mass that included particular prayers at Communion celebrating the couple’s union. However, García told the La Gaceta news

A Texas wedding venue owner preemptively addressed questions about whether he would facilitate same-sex “weddings” by placing an ad in a local paper assuring the community he would not. “Our Christian faith demands that we not participate in same-sex, transgender or any other perversion of marriage,” the ad said. “If you disagree with our stance on marriage, please respect our Christian belief and have your wedding elsewhere.” The man who placed the ad is Christian business owner and attorney Bob Flournoy, who operates a bed and breakfast and accompanying wedding venue,   Texas Forest Country Weddings . “My wife and I have been placed in a situation where we face the choice of giving up the freedom by which God has made us free or bow down to the ungodly and perverse conduct of those who want to marry the same sex or claim they are some sex other than what God made them to be,” Flourney wrote in a   recent blog post . “We have decided that we must obey God rather than man,

Six of California’s largest Christian colleges and an association of California private schools support a bill that is designed to essentially remove religious schools’ Title IX exemptions and force the LGBT agenda on them. California Bill 1146 , which has been called "the most oppressive LGBTQ anti-religious proposal in the nation," failed to pass after it was first introduced. An amended version passed the California Assembly on Wednesday, and is now before the state Senate. Proponents of the bill say it is necessary to provide the public with information about faith-based institutions that receive federal funds and allegedly discriminate against or don’t provide adequate protections for students based on their sexual orientation or gender identity. The bill’s opponents warn it will “ publicly shame ” faith-based institutions and could be used to ultimately shut them down for their lack of compliance with the demands of the LGBT movement. After lobbying against

A man fired from a Catholic assisted-living center for being in a homosexual “marriage” has sued the care center in federal court for discrimination. John Murphy is suing Saint Francis Home in Richmond, alleging he was discriminated against for his sexual orientation, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reports, because he was fired from his position as executive director there in April 2015. Murphy claims in the suit that his sexual orientation never came up in the hiring process, which lasted more than a month, and that when it was first raised 13 days after he was offered the job, the facility’s board president shrugged it off. Murphy says when Tina Neal discussed an upcoming fundraiser with him she told him that “staff and spouses were invited to attend and that (he) was welcome to bring his wife,” to which he replied that he’d been “married” to a man for 30 years. “Since this was the first time this issue ever came up, (Murphy) asked Ms. Neal if his same-sex marriage status

Five states joined Christian healthcare providers in a lawsuit against ObamaCare's new rules requiring sex-change treatment for transgenders, including young children. After mandating that all persons must be given the same basic care, a new Obama Administration "nondiscrimination" decree not only forces Christian hospitals and other healthcare charities to allow transgenders to use the toilets and intimate facilities of the opposite sex but could require transgender hormonal treatments be available upon request, regardless of the moral or religious convictions of the provider. Kansas, Kentucky, Nebraska, Texas, and Wisconsin joined the Franciscan Alliance, the Christian Medical Association, Specialty Physicians of Illinois, the Christian Dental Association, and other healthcare providers in the lawsuit. The new rules are a part of the ObamaCare mandate requiring coverage of abortion, sterilization, and contraception.  The federal weapon is the threat of withd