Tom Jones
Today Natural News denounces Melissa Harris-Perry, the latest talking head “death worshipper” to publicly imply that she supports the murder of living, breathing newborn children. According to Harris-Perry, life begins when the parents feel like life begins. And together with some twisted new “ethics” arguments from the radical left, this can include months or years after a child is born.
Sarah Jones
Since July 91 people have drowned in France’s seas, and waterways. 15 of the deaths have occurred over the last weekend alone.
The authorities in France have urged holiday makers to “take greater care and to be more responsible”.
Many are blaming the deaths on a lack of qualified lifeguards patrolling France’s waterways and beaches.
Read More: France 24
Tom Jones
The driver entered the night before and via the path the 37th Annual Festival of the Chariots, will enter within hours now with innocent blood attempting to hold open this gate of hell Sunday August 4th 2013. This annual festival features the evocation and subsequent worship of deities from the underworld, and they offer you free food that has been offered to these gods. The belief is, that when you eat food offered to these underworld gods, their demonic spirits will enter into you, according to their tradition.
While most people today are attending churches featured in the new reality program.
Yes prosperity preaching appeals to the flesh of man. As these preachers tap off funds, front lines are diminished and we will continue to see destruction where the worship of other gods occurs as the sheep are again set up for the slaughter.
Tom Jones
In devastating detail, an excerpt from a controversial new book reveals how the big studios, desperate to protect German business, let Nazis censor scripts, remove credits from Jews, get movies stopped and even force one MGM executive to divorce his Jewish wife.
Sarah Jones
A Sikh advisory body, Sikh’s in England, has advised Sikh temples to relinquish their marrige licences, over fears of future litigation by same-sex couples.
Although new legislation in England is meant to protect religious groups, in provisions called the “quadruple lock”, from being compelled to perform same-sex marriages on religious grounds. It is feared the provisions are not worth the paper they are written on.
Many believe that gay rights groups will challenge the “quadruple lock” in the European Court of Human Rights, thus compelling religious groups to allow same-sex marriages on their premises, or risk legal action and the loss of their licenses.
The guidelines given to Sikh Temples recommends they relinquish their licenses meaning that the civil part of any marriage would have to be conducted in a separate ceremony to the religious one, in a council licensed venue.
Read More: The Telegraph
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