French authorities have ignored the UN Disability Committee and have euthanised a French man. Starting more than a week ago, and culminating on Wednesday with his death, doctors decided deliberately to kill Vincent Lambert.
The head of Rugby Australia considers the Bible – or parts of it at least – to be so problematic that it cannot be quoted from, even by an employee on his own time. That is now a sackable offence. You can permanently lose your entire career for daring to cite the Word of God.
One of America's most respected religious leaders returns from border visit sad, angry and sounding alarm bells
Written by Leo Hohmann
Dr. James Dobson, founder of Focus on the Family and a longtime advocate for children, came back and posted his findings at his website last week. If read by enough Christians, it could be a game-changer.
Abortion advocates respond to pre-borns' Sanctuary City
Written by Kathy Clubb
Abortion lovers have responded to a US town declaring itself a sanctuary city for preborn babies by erecting a billboard proclaiming that "Abortion is freedom."
Have the Catholic Bishops Approved 'Australian' Freemasonry?
Written by Kathy ClubbA Catholic priest who is also a Freemason has claimed that the Bishops Conference now allows Catholic men to become 'Australian' Freemasons.
Senator Cory Bernardi has had the wind knocked out of his sails by successive electoral defeats for his party. Hindsight is 20:20, and he should never have left the Liberal Party. The Australian Conservatives had all the potential in the world to bring a genuine conservative revolution to Australian politics, but not as a party in its own right.
Social worker student wins appeal against dismissal for views on sexuality
Written by Neil Foster
An important decision of the England and Wales Court of Appeal has ruled that a social work student, Felix Ngole, should not have been dismissed from his course on the basis of comments he made on social media sharing the Bible’s view on homosexuality.
