“We need to abolish abortion. A child in the womb has no legal rights in this country. They can be killed up to the moment of birth for essentially any reason.”
@LilaGraceRose Keynote Address at the Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life
A baby's right to life doesn't end after surviving an abortion. The Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Act safeguards these innocent lives with required medical attention.
Biden will try to pass the WHO treaty before he leaves office:
"With last night’s election victory for life in Florida, Nebraska, South Dakota, the White House, the Senate and likely the House — thanks to many of your efforts — now Democrats are even more frantic to abolish the filibuster to force abortion, LGBTQ, election fraud, and globalism through the WHO and CBDC in the few months they have left. We cannot let down our guard!
During their meeting this week, Joe Biden’s ambassador to the World Health Organization (WHO), Pamela Hamamoto, has now proposed changing course from the Pandemic Agreement/Treaty to adopting amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR).
“The United States supports adopting the agreement as a WHO Article 21 regulation which offers important advantages, including broader member state participation, more timely entry into force and better coherence with the IHR,” she wrote. She concludes her plea by stating: “We cannot afford to let this opportunity slip away.”
This is a dangerous move to make a final attempt to pass these amendments giving Joe Biden unilateral authority to make America subservient to the WHO before his term expires."
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Historians are wrong. The ancient Greeks did not give the world modern science:
"A final problem with Greek thought was the low value it placed on the material world. Matter was seen as less real, the realm of mere appearance, sometimes even the source of evil. Many historians believe this is one reason the Greeks did not develop an empirical science. The intellectual elites had no interest in dirtying their own hands with actual experiments, and they had contempt for the farmers and craftsmen who might have acquainted them with a hands-on knowledge of nature.
The early Christian church took strong exception to this attitude. The church fathers taught that the material world came from the hand of a good Creator, and was thus essentially good. The result is described by a British philosopher of science, Mary Hesse: There has never been room in the Hebrew or Christian tradition for the idea that the material world is something to be escaped from, and that work in it is degrading. Instead, “Material things are to be used to the glory of God and for the good of man.”
In the biblical worldview, scientific investigation of nature became both a calling and an obligation. As historian John Hedley Brooke explains, the early scientists “would often argue that God had revealed himself in two books-the book of His words (the Bible) and the book of His works (nature). As one was under obligation to study the former, so too there was an obligation to study the latter.”
The rise of modern science cannot be explained apart from the Christian view of nature as good and worthy of study, which led the early scientists to regard their work as obedience to the cultural mandate to “till the garden.”
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On April 19, the Biden administration announced it would redefine “sex” in Title IX rules to include “gender identity,” requiring schools to ignore the biological distinction between male and female in favor of “an individual’s sense of their gender.”
The Department of Education’s fundamental and radical rewriting of federal law forces schools across the country to embrace a controversial gender ideology that harms children—including the very children it claims to help. Schools will have to allow males who identify as female to enter girls’ private spaces like bathrooms, locker rooms, and showers; to participate in girls’ physical education classes; and—despite logically inconsistent disclaimers saying otherwise—to play on girls’ sports teams.
In the case, Rapides Parish School Board v. United States Department of Education, ADF attorneys explain that the rule will force schools—including those in Rapides Parish—to impose widespread harms on young people and deny free speech on campus. This is the first of multiple lawsuits ADF plans to file challenging the rule.
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Joe Biden thinks he's pro-woman because he's supports killing little baby girls in abortions and letting men erase women in women's sports.
That is completely and totally insane.
For a guy who runs a foundation that sends young people to trade schools all over America – trade schools where I’m pleased to report, no one is calling for the extermination of Jews – today’s headlines are once again offering another excellent reason to consider redirecting whatever financial support you might earmark for the Ivy League, to the mikeroweWORKS Foundation. Why? Because the Ivy League has truly lost its mind.
Consider the latest madness at Columbia University, where the president, Minochuhe Shafik, has announced a new round of remote learning - effective immediately - in response to a noisy rabble of thugs and bullies calling for the eradication of Israel.
If I had a kid at Columbia, I’d be livid. It’s simply mind-boggling that the president of this university would rather consign her students to another crucible of remote learning, than permanently expel the protesters. I mean, seriously, what does it take to get expelled from Columbia? These creeps are on camera, literally screaming into the faces of Jewish students.
“They yelled at us to go back to Poland, said we have no culture, and chanted, ‘Strike, strike Tel Aviv,” said one terrified student. Followed by, “Burn Tel Aviv to the ground,” “Go Hamas, we love you, we support your rockets, too.”
In a now-infamous image, one demonstrator appeared before a group of counter-protesters holding Israeli and American flags with a sign pointing in their direction that read, “Al-Qasam’s next targets.”
That’s what you get for $68,000 a year at Columbia – an administration who cowers in the face of thugs and bullies, and a university president who would rather make your kids try to learn off campus, than take a truly hard line with those students calling for the murder of Jews. For the love of God, expel them. Calling for murder is not protected speech.
In the meantime, mikeroweWORKS is accepting applications for our next round of work ethic scholarships. Deadline is the end of the month. It’s worth noting that the careers we’re training people for cannot be taught, or preformed, remotely. It’s also worth mentioning that we accept donations year-round and spend the money we take in with great discretion. You can apply for a scholarship, or donate, at https://t.co/ju76O0XWgC.
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