Author: unitedfamilies

First silent prayer, now gospel music: British constable accosts singer for Christian music ‘outside of church grounds’

A Christian singer was recently accosted by a special constable in London for daring to sing gospel music “outside of church grounds.” The Metropolitan Police Service, which may have emboldened the constable with a track record of arresting Christians engaged in silent prayer, has indicated it is now investigating the matter.

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Charter Case Challenges School Secularism

While the case is fairly new, it is set to become a major, attention-grabbing legal battle that will have greater ramifications for religion in America than any case in recent memory. It is likely to reach the U.S. Supreme Court in the next year or so. The case of St. Isidore has the potential to reverse the novel, un-American, and erroneous implementation of a “wall of separation between church and state” that has plagued this country for nearly a century.

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The End of Feminism: A Response to Rachel Lu

My recently published book, The End of Woman, grapples with the reality that contemporary feminism has been a highly destructive force, leading to the breakdown of the family, increased levels of female unhappiness and denigration, and the devastation of millions of unborn children through the normalization of abortion. The End of Woman is not an exhaustive look at feminism’s 200-year history, but an effort to understand how, as a culture, we have gotten to the point today where most cannot define womanhood and women are actively being erased socially and even biologically.

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TBWA\SMP AND CHILDREN’S RIGHTS NGO EXPOSE HOW PREDATORS USE EMOJIS TO VICTIMIZE KIDS

“Every day, around 500,000 predators try to befriend kids online via social media and gaming sites,” says Scerri. “They pretend to be kids and use emojis as a way to get close our children and abuse them; get images of their private parts or even get them to perform sexual acts. This is why we came up with this campaign. We want parents to be aware of this very real danger so that they may take necessary actions to prevent or properly respond to it.”

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