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University of Tennessee Tells Staff And Students To Stop Using ‘He’ and ‘She’ – and Switch to ‘Xe’, ‘Zir’ and ‘Xyr’ Instead

The university told its staff and students to stop using 'he', 'she', 'him' and 'her' – and begin using terms like 'xe', 'zir' and 'xyr' instead

Written by Kieran Corcoran | Wednesday, September 2, 2015

‘When our organizational culture shifts to where asking for chosen names and pronouns is the standard practice, it alleviates a heavy burden for persons already marginalized by their gender expression or identity.’  There is no information on the numbers of students on campus who do not identify as the traditional genders, as the university’s official... Continue Reading

Christian Missions And The Spread Of Democracy

Protestant missionaries played an integral role in spreading democracy throughout the world. We could preserve our own if we learn from their ways.

Written by Greg Scandlen | Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Today we may think of missions as mere footnotes in the historical sweep of economics and ideology, but Woodberry argues that prior to the mid-twentieth century, “missionaries were the main source of information about life in the colonies.”   It has long been evident to me that the most successful societies in the world are... Continue Reading

Hong Kong Christian Groups Feel New Scrutiny From Mainland

The attention from Beijing has raised concerns here about encroachment on Hong Kong’s autonomy

Written by Javier C. Hernandez and Crystal Tse | Tuesday, September 1, 2015

“As the government of President Xi Jinping has stepped up efforts to limit the influence of Christianity in the mainland, including a controversial campaign to take down crosses in parts of eastern China, the activities of some of Hong Kong’s churches have come under official scrutiny.”   For years, the Rev. Philip Woo, the feisty... Continue Reading

Video Whistleblower: Planned Parenthood Does Some Good In Addition to ‘Things Like Fetal Trafficking’

Republican lawmakers have called for an end to federal funding for Planned Parenthood

Written by Joel Gehrke | Sunday, August 30, 2015

A vote to divert Planned Parenthood funding to community health centers and hospitals that do not perform abortions failed when Senate Democrats filibustered the legislation, although two of their colleagues voted with Republicans. “There would be absolutely no reduction in overall federal funding available to support women’s health,” said Senator Joni Ernst (R., Iowa) during... Continue Reading

‘Conflict of Rights’: Christian University Takes Battle For Law School to B.C. Supreme Court

Trinity Western University is asking B.C. Supreme Court to overturn the society’s decision to deny accreditation to graduates.

Written by Tamsyn Burgmann, The Canadian Press | Sunday, August 30, 2015

The cases pit religious freedoms against same-sex equality rights, with each side arguing discrimination. Boonstra said Trinity’s covenant is central to the private university’s identity as an evangelical Christian institution.  It enrols about 4,000 students annually. They are not screened for sexual orientation but must abide by the code of conduct. It asks students to... Continue Reading

Sex-Selection Services in Demand at U.S. Fertility Clinics

A growing number of clinics in the United States now offer a controversial service called “family balancing” or “nonmedical sex selection.”

Written by Kiley Crossland | Saturday, August 29, 2015

Fertility Institutes, a network known for sex selection services in Los Angeles, New York, and Mexico City, says nearly 90 percent of its clients have no medical fertility issues, but instead come from the U.S. and abroad to ensure their next child’s gender, The Wall Street Journal reported. For about $18,000, the clinic offers parents a... Continue Reading

There Were Only 3 ZIP Codes in America Without Any Ashley Madison Accounts — Here They Are

There are precisely three ZIP codes across the country that have no record of Ashley Madison users.

Written by Nathan McAlone | Friday, August 28, 2015

And there you have it. Those are the last vestiges of the US left untouched by Ashley Madison — though of course there is the possibility that there are other bastions of innocence that have fake accounts registered to them. Even so, the ubiquity of Ashley Madison is striking.   One of the reasons why... Continue Reading

Kenya Moves Forward with Strict New Church Regulations

In mid-August, Deputy President William Ruto said the government will tighten regulations on the registration of religious organizations and their leaders in an attempt to tame rogue pastors.

Written by Moses Wasamu | Thursday, August 27, 2015

The new rules, announced earlier this year, would require pastors, rabbis, imams, and other religious leaders to obtain certificates of good conduct from the police and clearance from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission. Religious leaders opposed the move and asked for more consultations with government officials.    (WNS)–The Kenyan government is cracking down on churches in... Continue Reading

Saving the Prize Organ—An Aborted Baby’s Brain

New undercover video features abortion industry insiders talking about how babies born alive make the best research ‘specimens’

Written by Bob Brown | Monday, August 24, 2015

Planned Parenthood’s game plan evidently involves maneuvers to procure an intact aborted baby in order to obtain the baby’s brain. But the brain is the most difficult organ to collect in a condition that preserves its value for later experimentation. “They want both hemispheres intact with the brain stem, which usually doesn’t happen,” says Holly... Continue Reading

Thousands Protest Outside Planned Parenthood Clinics Around The Country

Thousands of pro-life activists participated in a nationwide protest in front of Planned Parenthood clinics throughout the U.S.

Written by Peter Holley, Washington Post | Sunday, August 23, 2015

Though the official number of protesters was not immediately available, organizers billed the effort as the largest-ever rally against the health-care provider. Monica Miller, the director of Citizens for a Pro-Life Society, one of the participating groups, told USA Today that previous protests have drawn thousands of protesters, but hundreds of simultaneous protests have never taken... Continue Reading

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