6 March 2024
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“But if the watchman see the sword come, and blow not the trumpet, and the people be not warned; if the sword come, and take any person from among them, he is taken away in his iniquity; but his blood will I require at the watchman’s hand.” [Ezekiel 33:6]
“For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.” [Ephesians 6:12]
Presbyterians Week Headlines
[1] The Return of Molech’s Furnace
[2] Perversion of the American Justice System
[3] Marxism and the Insanity on College Campuses
Additional Articles of Interest
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[1] The Return of Molech’s Furnace
The following is excerpted from “the Return,” The BridgeHead, June 6, 2023: “In 2017, Dr. Jerry Coyne of the University of Chicago complained that the residual effects of Christianity were holding Western civilization back. How? It was Christian ethics, he said, that were preventing legal infanticide from making a comeback. He wrote, ‘When religion vanishes, as it will, so will much of the opposition to both adult and newborn euthanasia.’ … Princeton bio-ethicist Peter Singer argues that only religious superstition is keeping us from killing infants, a practice he believes to be perfectly ethical. As he wrote in Practical Ethics: ‘Killing a defective infant is not morally equivalent to killing a person. Sometimes it is not wrong at all.’ … Canadian cognitive psychologist Steven Pinker of MIT doesn’t go quite as far as Singer, but likely shares his views. In 1997, Pinker wrote in the New York Times that laws against infanticide were difficult to defend. … In his test balloon essay, Pinker quotes the Michael Tooley’s 1972 essay ‘Abortion and Infanticide.’ … Tooley himself noted that he would establish ‘some period of time, such as a week after birth, as the interval during which infanticide will be permitted.’ … On August 2, 2020, a study titled ‘Healthcare professionals’ attitudes towards termination of pregnancy at viable stage’ released by the Research Foundation Flanders and Ghent University found that 89.1% of medical professionals and 93.6% of Belgian medical professionals indicated that infanticide is acceptable in certain circumstances. Of those surveyed, 87.9% ‘agrees that Belgian law should be changed to make this possible.’ … Infanticide has already been de facto legal in limited circumstances in the Netherlands for some time. Children under the age of one with a terminal prognosis can be euthanized under the 2004 Groningen Protocol, which one journal described as an attempt ‘to regulate the practice of actively ending the life of newborns and to prevent uncontrolled and unjustified killing.’ … On October 7, 2022, Dr. Louis Roy of the Quebec College of Physicians told the Canadian House of Commons’ Special Joint Committee on Medical Assistance in Dying that, in the view of his organization, euthanasia for infants under the age of one should be legal if the baby in question has ‘grave and severe syndromes’ or ‘severe malformations’ or ‘prospective of survival is null, so to speak.’”
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[2] Perversion of the American Justice System
Innocent: The Price One Man Paid for Doing What Is Right is the sad account of the perversion of the American justice system to convict those who honor God’s law. The following is from the back cover: “On December 5th, 2018, an innocent man, who broke no laws, was incarcerated into a U.S. federal prison to begin a three-year prison sentence. His crime? As an act of compassion, he drove a distraught mother from Virginia to New York as she sought refuge for her young daughter whom she had learned was being sexually abused, and the courts refused to protect her daughter in the matter. After the drive, the mother and daughter disappeared, having left the country. Because the former partner was a lesbian and the mother was a former lesbian (now a converted Christian believer), the story received attention from the LGBTQ movement and was soon being portrayed as a hate crime against a homosexual. The FBI became involved and eventually tracked down Philip Zodhiates and a Mennonite pastor, both who were brought to trial and convicted of aiding and abetting an ‘international parental kidnapping’ even though the mother and daughter had every right to leave the country according to the statute under which the men were convicted. During Philip’s thirty-month incarceration, he wrote daily in a journal about life in prison. What began as a terrifying experience for this Christian husband, father, philanthropist, and businessman (the son of the well-known Hebrew/ Greek Bible scholar, Spiros Zodhiates) became a journey of faith–not just for Philip but also for many of the inmates who met Philip and whose lives were changed forever. What could have been a collapse of faith for an innocent man–falsely accused of a crime he never committed and thrown into prison–turned into just the opposite for Philip. He had always cherished God’s Holy Word, but now it became his lifeline and the Holy Spirit his comfort and peace in a deeper way than ever before. Innocent not only tells the story of the injustice that took place in a country that has lost its moral foundation but is also a wake-up call that persecution may be right around the corner for those who are trying to do the right thing.
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[3] Marxism and the Insanity on College Campuses
The following is excerpted from “the root cause,” Fox News, Nov. 15, 2023: “Americans are finally catching on that the oppressor-oppressed narrative being taught in our schools and universities is not a conspiracy theory disseminated by conservatives. It’s real. Jewish students having to barricade themselves in a college to escape a mob in Manhattan, of all places, has opened people’s eyes to the threat woke ideology represents to civilization. Too bad it took a grotesque massacre and mass rapes in the Holy Land to do it. But now that we have people’s attention, let’s connect the dots. the oppressor-oppressed worldview that paints democratic Israel as the ‘oppressor’ and Palestinian terrorists as the ‘oppressed,’ so prevalent on college campuses, is pure Marxism. In the first page of the Communist Manifesto of 1848, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels explain that ‘the history of all hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles.’ … In a democracy, one party or side seldom gets all it wants. And if the system is correctly structured, as the founders strived to do with the American system of government, there are checks and balances. The legislature, the executive, and the judiciary check each other’s powers (and the legislature itself is divided into two chambers). Not so in Marx’s ‘oppressor and oppressed’ view. there you end up with a ‘revolutionary reconstitution,’ which Marx himself promised would be ruthless. ‘this cannot be effected except by means of despotic inroads,’ he averred in the manifesto. A few months later, Marx wrote, more ominously, ‘there is only one way in which the murderous death agonies of the old society and the bloody birth throes of the new society can be shortened, simplified and concentrated, and that way is revolutionary terror.’ Blood will run–it’s a feature, not a bug, of Marxism.
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