This Week In The News
Current Events
by Norbert Link
We are bringing you numerous examples raising the frightening and incredible question whether the USA, under the Trump administration, is becoming more and more a dictatorship with little or no regard for the law and the Constitution. We also speak on Trump’s fascination with himself and his attacks on critics who dare to criticize him.
We continue with Germany’s attacks on free speech and expression and America’s response which, although legit, does not fare too well in Germany. Please view our new StandingWatch program, titled, “The AfD Classification and Germany’s Attack on Freedom of Speech.” We address the situation regarding the Russian-Ukrainian war and Putin’s clear intentions; another anti-Trump election in a foreign country, this time in Australia; and speak on demons in the Holy See; the new pope; and JK Rowling’s well-versed condemnation of sex changes.
Editorial
Come Out of Her, My People!
When Jesus was asked about the sign of His return, He listed a series of events which must happen first. He began by warning against deception, saying that many would come in His name, saying, “I am the Christ,” and will deceive many (Matthew 24:4-5). They would come to say several things: They would admit that Jesus was the Messiah, but they would deceive many by proclaiming a false Jesus (2 Corinthians 11:4) who had come to do away with His Father’s Commandments (Matthew 5:17), including the law against fighting and killing in war. They would also claim that they would be Jesus—as the man of sin will do (2 Thessalonians 2:3-4), sitting in the Temple of God, pretending to be God or Jesus who had allegedly returned in his person. Thirdly, they would also proclaim that they are “the Christ” in the sense of “the Messiah”—the Savior or the Deliverer, as so many have claimed in the past and are claiming today.
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What are the dangers of pornography?
“Pornography” may be difficult to define, and many may not agree on a common definition. When Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart was asked to describe his test for obscenity in 1964, he responded: “I know it when I see it.” In applying this quasi-definition to a motion picture at issue, he concluded that it was not pornographic. This was in 1964. Surely, today’s standards and definitions are even much more liberal.
We will not try to define pornography in this article. Rather, we set forth guidelines which the reader may use to come to conclusions applicable to oneself, based on his or her understanding and conscience. We use the word pornography (another word might be obscenity) with this introductory precaution in mind.
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