| UK council drops case against doctor who helps women seeking abortion pill reversal | Curated for you byCP Editors | Good afternoon! It's Tuesday, March 8, and today's headlines include the U.K. Medical Council lifting restrictions it imposed upon a doctor over abortion pill reversal treatment, details from a recent panel featuring mothers fighting against gender ideology in schools and the latest episode from The Christian Post Podcast. | The U.K.'s General Medical Council has dropped its case against Dr. Dermot Kearney, a consultant for the National Health Service and former president of the U.K.-based Catholic Medical Association who had restrictions imposed on him for providing women with abortion pill reversal treatments. "My hope is that women across the U.K. will now be told by medical regulators and abortion providers that abortion reversal treatment is safe, that it is available, and that success is possible if they regret their decision to have an abortion and choose to seek help," Kearney said in a statement released by his legal counsel, Christian Legal Centre. In Case You Missed It ...Andrew Cuomo tells church ‘God’s not finished with me yet,’ blames ‘cancel culture’Poll: Anglican support for same-sex marriage reaches all-time highPolice say father used 'ghost gun' to kill 3 daughters and chaperone in church | P.S. CP Magazine is here! This digital-only offering runs $19.99 annually but is FREE when you sign-up for a free Christian Post account. Sign-up to download your flipbook or PDF copy today. |
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Moms fight gender ideology indoctrination in schools | Mothers fighting back against gender ideology indoctrination in the public school system detailed the devastating harms it has had on their children and families during a panel discussion at the Heritage Foundation on Monday. "Under the banner of nondiscrimination, they are assisting students to transition genders … and they do it without parental consent ... and in the policy, they are very clear that parents are not included in this," explained panelist Nicole Solas, who was sued by the teachers union in her state because she filed public records requests seeking information about the teaching of gender theory and critical race theory in schools. Read more. | Also of Interest... | Teachers across US advocating trans-ideology in classroom for ‘Jazz & Friends’ reading day America divided on whether greater acceptance of trans-identified individuals is good for societyTwitter suspends congresswoman for criticizing affirmation of 'men who pretend to be women' Opponents of Nebraska city’s LGBT ordinance gather enough signatures to force referendum | Virginia city nixes "Abortion Provider Appreciation Day" after backlash | Alexandria, Va., a suburb of Washington, D.C., has dropped plans to make this Thursday “Abortion Provider Appreciation Day” following pushback from the local Roman Catholic Diocese. Mayor Justin Wilson, a Democrat, announced plans for the day last week, saying it was meant to “celebrate the courage, compassion, and the high-quality care that abortion providers and clinic staff provide.” Bishop Michael Burbidge of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Arlington released a statement in response, labeling the proposal to celebrate abortion a "direct, violent attack on human life" and called for the city to instead "re-direct its focus toward recognizing and supporting both mothers and their children, as so many dedicated and compassionate people in Alexandria do each day.” |
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Did the prophet Ezekiel predict Russia’s invasion of Ukraine? | In the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, some Christian leaders are speaking out as to whether or not they believe the war was prophesied by Ezekiel. Michael Brown breaks down arguments from both sides of the fence and explains why he believes Semitic scholar Michael S. Heiser was right in tweeting, "The idea that Ezekiel 38 and 39 is about Russia or a Russian invasion has literally no merit in terms of exegesis.” Read more. | A racist Virginia school board and principal get called out | "In a terrific win for parents, hardworking students, and those who want to end discrimination in our schools, a federal judge has thrown out the racist admissions policy of Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, a prestigious public magnet school in Fairfax County, Virginia," write Hans von Spakovsky and Sarah Parshall Perry. In this op-ed, the authors discuss the school's now-defunct policy and its origins, including internal emails and other evidence that showed the 12 members of the school board were upset by the number of Asian Americans who were accepted at the school and subsequently implemented a new policy aimed at reducing those figures in favor of black and Hispanic students. While there was no evidence that the original policy was in any way discriminatory, including its battery of tests for applicants, the new policy promoted a "holistic" approach that included "Experience Factors" such as being eligible for free and reduced-price meals and their status as an English language learner. Read more. | Also of Interest... | Harvard’s method of discrimination is affront to individual dignitySupreme Court's Decisions on Race Preferences Increasingly MeaninglessDoes ‘affirmative action’ have a place in nominating supreme court justices? |
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Pastor urges Christians to hold fast to biblical truth | As persecution intensifies and many depart from the truths of Scripture, pastor and bestselling author Dr. Michael Youssef is releasing an important and inspiring message through his new book Never Give Up. “Never give up on prayer. Never give up on biblical truth,” Youssef says. “Even if it costs you everything you have, keep following Jesus.” Learn the key to spiritual endurance and receive the encouragement you need to live for Christ in chaotic times. Request your copy today + receive 2 BONUS resources | |
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