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Mar 25

Thousand support Anglo-French rally

La Manif Pour Tous supporters display banners at the foot of Nelson's Column

A rally organised by French ex-patriates brought more than one thousand French and British supporters of marriage into Trafalgar Square on a chilly Sunday afternoon yesterday. The rally was timed to co-incide with a massive pro-marriage ‘manifestation’ in Paris.  The Paris event was the second of his kind, the London protest the first. Christian politician …

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Mar 11

Queen not ‘fighting for gay rights’

Sensationalist and untrue - the Mail on Sunday

Despite a typical bit of sensationalism in the Mail on Sunday, Her Majesty the Queen will not sign a Commonwealth gay rights charter at Marlborough House tonight. The new Commonwealth Charter declares: “We are implacably opposed to all forms of discrimination, whether rooted in gender, race, colour, creed, political belief or other grounds.” The Charter is only …

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Mar 08

French initiate pro-marriage witness

A planned witness to support marriage on Palm Sunday from 2pm to 5pm has been initiated by a group of French ex-patriates, Christian Voice has learned. Christian UK-based campaigning groups have been slow to organise anything, so the French, flushed with the success of the ‘manifestation’ in Paris in January, have decided to organise a …

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Feb 08

Did Jesus Christ have gay friends?

Walid Shoebat

Quite an interesting insight by Walid Shoebat: http://shoebat.com/2013/02/04/would-jesus-or-muhammad-have-gay-friends/  In many churches, tolerance has become an idol. I have heard numerous times Christians happily say that they have “gay friends,” as though it were a badge of honor. I have no problem with sharing the Gospel with homosexuals, but why should we make it a major …

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Jan 29

North Korea still persecuting Christians

As North Korea has recently been in the headlines because of their brazen and shameless threats to the United States, we want to remind our readers of the resources we made available last year, including resources focusing on the persecution of Christians in this dark and evil nation. To download our collection of resources, click …

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Jan 23

Suicides rise in 2011 as BBC3 makes fun

Jessica Cobb - committed suicide because of bullying.

Suicide rates among middle-aged men and young women in Britain increased to their highest level in almost a decade during 2011, according to newly released figures. There has been a ‘significant’ rise in the overall number of people who have taken their own life in the United Kingdom over the past 12 months, the Office …

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Jan 21

Archives All Available

We have now finally finished the mammoth job of organizing all the archives that were on our previous website. Below is a complete list of all our articles from when we first started back in 2005. Archives from 2012 Christians lose discrimination case Former Minister attacks ‘Quadruple Lock’ BBC3 Suicide Comedy Row Kate can’t be …

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Jan 18

Prince of Wales is Right to be Concerned about Succession Changes, Christian Voice Announces

James II of England and VII of Scotland

The Prince of Wales if right to raise concerns about the way the Succession to the Crown Bill is being rushed through Parliament without adequate attention being given to the possible ramifications, Christian Voice announced today. Once passed, the Bill would alter the ancient custom for first-born males to inherit the throne, in addition to …

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Jan 15

Christians lose discrimination case

Registrar Lilian Ladele lost her case.

Three out of four Christians have lost cases against discrimination in the European Court of Human Rights. Shirley Chaplin, Gary McFarlane and Lillian Ladele lost their employment tribunal hearings in England and argued that their employers’ actions went against articles 9 and 14 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which protected their rights to …

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Jan 12

Former Minister attacks ‘Quadruple Lock’

Liam Fox MP (Photo by  Thomas Solberg)

A former minister has attacked the Governments’ gay marriage proposals as ‘divisive, ill thought through and constitutionally wrong’ in a letter to constituents. Liam Fox MP said the proposed legislation would appease only a ‘a very small, if vocal, minority’ and risked alienating Christians, whom he described as ‘a large stabilising and normally acquiescent section …

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