Author: Lee Ardis

As a believer in Jesus Christ, which “saddens” you more: considering the millions of lives lost to abortion or having a display humanizing the unborn set up outside your church? Well, if you’re confused (for good reason!) why that’s even a question, let me share a recent news story from the UK with you.

According to the report from a UK newspaper, a pro-life group called Brephos (named for the Greek word for baby or infant used in the New Testament) set up a large pro-life display in the center of Keswick, a town in England. This display featured a high-quality image of a nine-week baby in the womb, and volunteers stood by with literature, ready to answer questions and engage with those passing by (they also had body cams to record their encounters). This display upset people in the city, who apparently called city officials and the police to complain.

Read more at: harbingersdaily.com

Police officer ignores Jews bowing in prayer on Temple Mount for second day in a row, defying the status quo which prohibits Jewish worship at the site; A Jew who was praying on western side, near Al-Aqsa Mosque, was detained

Following Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s call to allow Jews to pray freely, police appear to have normalized defying the status quo at Temple Mount, under which Jewish worship is prohibited at the site. A police officer ignored a Jewish man who bowed while praying at the holy Jewish site on Wednesday. Jewish activists say that the police allowed them to pray as they wished.

Read more at: ynetnews.com

The Australian Senate has ruled that doctors should not be required to provide medical care to babies born alive following a botched abortion attempt.

On August 20, United Australia Party Senator Ralph Babet introduced an urgency motion urging the Senate to recognise that at least one baby is born alive each week following a failed abortion and is subsequently left to die.

Read more at: caldronpool.com

Much has changed in the relationship between the Catholic Church and Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega and Vice President Rosario Murillo — Ortega’s wife — since he rose to power in the country.

Read more at: faithwire.com

The generic version of the popular cold and allergy medicine Mucinex which is sold as an in-store brand at CVS, Walmart, Target and Walgreens contains the cancer-causing chemical benzene, according to a report.

Benzene, a colorless, flammable liquid that has been used to make plastics, synthetic fibers, household cleaners, gasoline and rubber, has been linked to diseases such as leukemia and lymphoma.

Read more at: nypost.com

In 2015, there was an online viral phenomenon centered around the colour of a dress.  Was it blue and black or was it white and gold?  This unanticipated drama divided households, businesses and, seemingly, the entire planet.  At its peak #TheDress appeared in 11,000 tweets per minute.  However people perceived the colours of the dress, it was impossible to see it differently, despite the exasperation and insistence of those who saw it in the other colours.  I mention this because of the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics.  Did we witness a mockery of The Last Supper or was it, as claimed, the Feast of Dionysus?  The world is, once again, divided and both sides are standing their ground on what they perceived.  However, this time, we are not simply dealing with the colour of a dress.  We are dealing with demonic deception on a global scale.

Read more at: harbingersdaily.com

A Kentucky student had his diploma temporarily withheld by district officials for going “off script” and celebrating his “Lord and Savior Jesus Christ” as “the light, the way, the truth, and the life” in his graduation speech. Clearly, Jesus Christ is becoming more and more unwelcome in public education.

The government school’s controversial response, which drew national attention to the escalating anti-Christ bigotry that reigns in government schools, was strongly condemned by Christian leaders and free-speech advocates. By contrast, it drew cheers from anti-Christian forces.

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As guest host and former Congressman Jody Hice said on Wednesday’s episode of “Washington Watch,” the “abortion activists [are] at it again,” and “they’ve got their sights now set on the state of South Dakota.” What Hice is referring to is the recent push for something called Amendment G, a modification to the state’s constitution that would allow abortion up until birth, while also removing health and safety measures for the women involved. It’s “so outrageous,” Hice noted, that “even Planned Parenthood, to this point at least, has not gotten on board.”

Read more at: washingtonstand.com

On Sunday, vice presidential nominee and Ohio Senator J.D. Vance (R) joined Margaret Brennan on CBS’s “Face the Nation” for an interview. Predictably, the conversation started with six questions in a row on abortion. While answering those questions, Vance spoke of the contrast between former President Donald Trump’s views on abortion and the view of the Democratic Party. He said, “You have Democrats who have supported abortion right up to the moment of birth — and even beyond the moment — of birth, which is just sick stuff. And I think it’s such a contrast…”

Margaret Brennan cut off Vance saying, “That’s not accurate.”

Of course, she’s wrong.

Read more at: washingtonstand.com

Dutch attorney Meike Terhorst joined “The Defender In-Depth” this week to discuss the European Union’s (EU) plans for a European Vaccination Card (EVC), the plan’s similarities to the EU’s Digital COVID Certificate, the global push toward digital ID and implications for health and medical freedom.

The EU, which pioneered the development of digital “vaccine passports,” will next month launch a test run of its new EVC in five countries — Belgium, Germany, Greece, Latvia and Portugal.

Read more at: childrenshealthdefense.org