| Monday, December 06, 2021 |
|
| | The United States has raised "serious concern" over a resolution passed by the United Nations General Assembly that refers to Judaism's most holy site, the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, by only its Muslim name, al-Haram al-Sharif. The "Jerusalem resolution," which is part of what is known as the "Palestinian Package," passed last week with as many as 129 countries voting in favor of it, while 11 voted against it and 31 abstained. |
|
|
|
| | In this video interview with The Christian Post, Max McLean, star of "The Most Reluctant Convert," discusses legendary author C.S. Lewis' enduring popularity. "I read a page, and he captured my imagination," McLean explains. |
|
|
| | The executive branch of the European Union has withdrawn its “guidelines for inclusive communication” approximately one month after it was issued. The guidelines recommended that European Commission officials “update” the language they use by replacing the word “Christmas” with “holiday times" and avoiding “gendered” words, as well as "Christian names" to avoid giving the impression of "intolerance or judgment." Antonio Tajani, former president of the European Parliament, was among those who pushed back on the guidelines, tweeting, "Inclusion does not mean denying the Christian roots of the #EU." |
|
|
| | Victor Davis Hanson writes about the "third worldizing" of America and the dangers of accepting a broken class structure where out-of-touch multimillionaires like actor Seth Rogen fail to understand the implications of a breakdown of the law. "In a medieval-type society of two rather than three classes, the rich in walled estates rarely worry that much about thievery. Crime is written off as an intramural problem of the poor, especially when the middle class is in decline or nonexistent," he asserts. |
|
|
| | With its sales now topping $8 million, the Christmas special for “The Chosen,” the first-ever multi-season television show about Jesus, has broken another record by becoming the best-selling movie in the history of its distributor Fathom Events. Fathom Events, a joint venture between AMC, Regal Cinemas and Cinemark, originally planned to show the movie in select theaters nationwide for two nights only but has since expanded to run through Dec. 10. |
|
|
|
|
| | Retired United States senator and former presidential candidate Bobe Dole died on Sunday at the age of 98. Click the image to learn five interesting facts about the life of Bob Dole, including his service in World War II and his receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom. |
|
|
|
| Stand for life | Nearly 50 years after Roe v. Wade, we face a historic opportunity: a chance to reverse this U.S. Supreme Court ruling that left millions of innocent lives dead in its wake.
Dobbs. v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, which the Supreme Court heard on December 1, could overturn Roe and return the issue of abortion back to the states.
Roe is now on the ropes. Supporters of the abortion agenda know it.
With your help, Alliance Defending Freedom is funding and engaging in efforts to encourage the Supreme Court to overturn Roe and protect life.
But this defense of life is only possible with God’s blessing (John 15:5) and your faithful support. So please make your best gift today to stand for life and help create a nation in which life is protected, and abortion is unthinkable.
Thank you in advance for giving! | |
|
|
