Podcasts about Religious freedom bill

This protects public officials who do not want to take part in “same-sex ceremonies” against their conscience or religious beliefs. Constitutional expert, lawyer, author, pastor, and founder of Liberty Counsel Mat Staver discusses the important topics of the day with co-hosts and guests that impact life, liberty, and family. To stay informed and get involved, visit LC.org. 

The First Amendment protects the rights of free speech and religion. Constitutional expert, lawyer, author, pastor, and founder of Liberty Counsel Mat Staver discusses the important topics of the day with co-hosts and guests that impact life, liberty, and family. To stay informed and get involved, visit LC.org. 

Political experts analyze the latest headlines, including the elimination of gender balance requirements for boards and commissions that passed the Iowa Senate, an Alabama court ruling that frozen embryos have the same rights as children and more.

Larry talks to Nick Storm from Kentucky Fried Politics about the State Legislators passing of the Religious Freedom Bill.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What Is Truth? | Psychology Today In Plato's Cratylus, on the philosophy of language, Socrates says that aletheia (Greek, ‘truth') is a compression of the phrase ‘a wandering that is divine.' Since Plato, many thinkers have spoken of truth and God in the same breath, and truth has also been linked with concepts such as justice, power, and freedom. According to John the Apostle, Jesus said to the Jews: ‘And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.' Truth Definition and Meaning - Bible Dictionary (biblestudytools.com) I am talking about this today because I have struggled to articulate my thoughts on the Religious Freedom Bill and Transgender/Non-Binary discussion. I have struggled to articulate my thoughts, because the leftist media, politicians and weeping mothers doing interviews on the national broadcaster all tell me that I must accept the Transgender/Non-Binary ideology as fact. And don't question it anymore, otherwise I am a bigot, naturally. So in our society we use terminology such as “My Truth” or frame questions with “What is your truth” or “Tell us your truth” and the search for “The Factual Truth” seems to have disappeared. It is now about how you feel, and this can therefore be your personal truth. We live in an age where parents believe they can have a child, and that child can decide what sex they will identify as when they are old enough. And that identity does not have to be male or female, it can now be whatever made up word pops into your mind, you can identify as a “Zi” and people must accept your brilliance for being “Zi”. Yet I have always believed that a parent is supposed to train a child, it is our duty to keep a child safe and teach them right from wrong. Teach them the difference between truth and a lie, or what we know as fact and fiction. When a child comes to a parent and expresses confusion about their gender identity then it is the responsibility of the Parent to educate the child about the human body and why they are the gender they were born. And most importantly it is the parents' duty to be the best role models they can be, so a father will be a role model for his son and a mother will be the role model for the daughter. I understand family structures are not all the same and a lot of single parents are doing the best they can. However, it is still the responsibility as the parent to educate and guide the child, not allow them to follow feelings that will lead them toward a self-destructing delusion and possibly toward the mutilation of the body with surgery. So in Australia we had the discussion surrounding the Government pushing for the Religious Freedom Bill which quickly turned into an emotions driven debate around ‘Transgender Identifying” and “Non Binary Identifying” children and how they could possibly be treated. The bill did not pass and ultimately was sabotaged by politicians who would rather affirm the LGBTIQ+ ideology than what is fact. Our so called modern western society and the embracing of the LGBTIQ+ ideology is destroying our children. And we wouldn't even need a Religious Freedom Bill except our society now embraces a delusion as fact and a lie as the truth. When nations walk away from Biblical Principals then they are on a path to self-destruction. This is my opinion J Fallon Apple Music J Fallon Spotify --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jason-fallon/message

You know things are bad for a Prime Minister when you see them on television washing people's hair or playing the ukulele. We officially entered political looney land this week, and Tim & Lauren have plenty to say about Scomo's publicity stunts, as well as his signature legislation - the Religious Freedom Bill - falling short in the final innings (thank God, literally). Freedom Convoys in Canada and Paris are causing havoc, while the one in Canberra just can't seem to get its act together, or figure out how to count. Putin is right on the verge of invading Ukraine, so there's much to say about that, but this episode is fully worth it just for the bit at the end where Tim dumps some shocking news involving Trump and his golden toilet. Oh you won't be disappointed, dear listeners, we promise you.

It's been a dramatic week in Parliament with seven Coalition MPs crossing the floor to vote against the government in protest against vaccination mandates and a lack of a federal corruption commission. Prime Minister Scott Morrison stepped up his rhetoric against a federal corruption commission on Thursday after Tasmanian Liberal MP Bridget Archer backed an independent push to establish a national watchdog. The Prime Minister also introduced the religious discrimination bill to Parliament on Thursday. That bill has highlighted divisions within the Coalition, with several moderate liberals urging the government to protect gay students and teachers. Chief Political correspondent David Crowe joined Rachel Clun in Canberra to discuss what happened in the second last week of Parliament for the year. Subscribe to The Age & SMH: https://subscribe.smh.com.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's been a dramatic week in Parliament with seven Coalition MPs crossing the floor to vote against the government in protest against vaccination mandates and a lack of a federal corruption commission. Prime Minister Scott Morrison stepped up his rhetoric against a federal corruption commission on Thursday after Tasmanian Liberal MP Bridget Archer backed an independent push to establish a national watchdog. The Prime Minister also introduced the religious discrimination bill to Parliament on Thursday. That bill has highlighted divisions within the Coalition, with several moderate liberals urging the government to protect gay students and teachers. Chief Political correspondent David Crowe joined Rachel Clun in Canberra to discuss what happened in the second last week of Parliament for the year. Subscribe to The Age & SMH: https://subscribe.smh.com.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Another bill has also landed in parliament – the long-awaited legislation on religious discrimination. Why are Muslims leaders, in particular, invested in a bill that mainly Christians have pushed so hard for?

MP Rebekha Sharkie has introduced a bill to ban the importation of goods made overseas by forced labour; why Muslim leaders are joining the push for the religious discrimination bill; and China's new law makes it a crime to criticise the country's communist heroes.

Rev. Bill Crews chats with CEO Simon Smart from the Centre for Public Christianity about the Religious Freedom Bill.  The Morrison government will bring its religious freedom bill to parliament this week.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're talking to Family Voice Australia about Victoria's Bill to decriminalise sex work, and the Religious Discrimination Bill soon to be tabled in the Federal Parliament. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Martyn answers the tough questions you've all been asking about Australia's changing culture and laws, in this final special from The Truth of It Live for 2021.1. How to offer grace and truth for gender confused and same-sex attracted teens?2. Will the government break its promise on the Religious Freedom Bill?3. Can you be a left-wing Christian?4. Are we lobbying for religious freedom for the sake of comfort?5. Advice for young Christians at university?6. Why get involved in politics when there are souls to be saved?7. Does feminism have a place in Christian beliefs?8. How can Christian teenagers get involved in politics?9. Is transgenderism a righteousness or consciousness issue?10. How can you find out what Laws the state governments want to pass?Videos Martyn refers to in this episode:God's Gender Agenda: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCuo9QizPU0The Good Society: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQDKicmVzjkSupport the show (https://www.acl.org.au/donate)

Long time organiser with CARR and Pride in Protest Evan Van Zijl joins Pride in Protest and Mardi Gras board member Charlie Murphy and Lachlan Good from the Labor Party to discuss the Religious Freedoms Bill and the attack on workers rights in the queer and trans community.

SCO MO, HILLSONG AND THE Q WE CAN'T SAY… Praise be – it's another episode of Eavesdroppin'!   Now, Geordie & Michelle don't like to get political but when lovely listener Jo alerted Geordie to a documentary about Australian prime minister Scott Morrison, aka Scotty from Marketing, and his involvement in all sorts of conspiracy theories, we had look into it… But not before Michelle tries to sing songs of praise, Geordie talks about the Australian bushfires of summer 2019, Michelle goes on a little rant about Fortress Australia and the country's bizarre response to Covid, and the pair's Doris Stokes moment when they both thought about a pig called Sparky EXACTLY AT THE SAME TIME last episode!!! Spooky!!! Or are they just vibin' on the same groove? Hahahahahahaha.   Let's dive right in… What is Hillsong? Is it a cult? Why is Justin Bieber a Belieber? And what has any of this got to do with Scott Morrison and the Liberal party of Australia?   Speaking of Scott Morrison… What is his connection to the Q conspiracy? Who is Tim Stewart? Why did ScoMo say ritual abuse when he shouldn't have? And how was this man allowed to spend $186 million on Tourism Australia's sh*ttest ad campaign ever? You'll have to listen to find out! Enjoy the episode and keep Eavesdroppin'!

To follow along with the pieces discussed in this episode, visit www. vlcox.comV. L. Cox is a professional artist of 29 years whose recent work has been highly active in projects that involve Human Rights and Equality. In 2015 she launched her National ‘End Hate’ project, an anti-discrimination series based on segregation era doors in response to HB1228, a dangerous Religious Freedom Bill in Arkansas which originated under Gov. Mike Pence in Indiana. This powerful series employs authentic and found objects that create a visceral presentation commenting on raw emotions and relevant human rights issues that continue to be important topics in the 21st century. The doors were placed twice on the steps of the Arkansas State Capitol then twice at the base of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. The response was overwhelming. Images of the door installation went viral and were seen on Yahoo News, USA Today, in numerous newspapers across the country and as far away as India and South Korea.The ‘End Hate’ project which has now grown to over 53 pieces, is beginning its fifth year of a nationwide tour. It has opened at prominent locations such as The LGBT Center in New York, NY, The Virginia Longwood Center for the Visual Arts Museum in collaboration with the Moton Museum where the Vice Presidential debates were held, the Rosa Parks Museum in Montgomery, Alabama coinciding with the Equal Justice Initiative, National Memorial for Peace and Justice opening, and the Virginia Holocaust Museum in Richmond, Virginia. It opened on September 27, 2019 at the Delta Cultural Center in Helena, Arkansas to commemorate the 100 Year Anniversary of the Elaine Massacre.Cox understands how to draw the viewer into her work through her experience with working with large installations and audiences.

How are the major sports in Australia addressing the Government's proposed Religious Freedom Bill? Plus, improve your balance, concentration and reflexes - with table tennis!

Over the past few months, signs have been appearing in doctors' surgeries telling women in no uncertain terms that their family planning won't be catered for by the health professional they've come to see.  So how often are these signs popping up? Are they legal? And will this become even worse if and when the Religious Freedom Bill gets up? Links: https://www.buzzfeed.com/ginarushton/religious-discrimination-bill-reproductive-conscientious Subscribe to The Quicky at... https://mamamia.com.au/the-quicky/ CREDITS  Host/Producer: Claire Murphy  Executive Producer: Melanie Tait Audio Producer: Ian Camilleri  Guests:  Gina Rushton, Buzzfeed journalist; Anna Brown, CEO Equality Australia.  CONTACT US Got a topic you'd like us to cover? Send us an email at thequicky@mamamia.com.au Looking for other podcasts to listen to?  You'll find all our Mamamia shows at https://mamamia.com.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Faith groups have banded together to criticise the federal government's proposed Religious Freedom Bill. - Ua tutu faatasi nisi o Ekalesia ma faalapotopotoga e faitioina le tulafono taufaaofi a le malo tele i le sa'otoga i tapua'iga i Ausetalia.

2020 will be a huge political year in Georgia, of course. Many of the upcoming big stories are obvious: impeachment; elections; and--at the state Capitol--a push to legalize gambling (in some form, at least) in Georgia. But there's a lot more ahead in 2020, and we get your ready for it with some inside information from our regulars on the Political Breakfast. Tharon Johnson is a Democratic strategist, public affairs and government consultant, and former national southern regional director for the Obama 2012 campaign; Brian Robinson is a Republican strategist, communications consultant, and former deputy chief of staff for Governor Nathan Deal. WABE political contributor Denis O'Hayer is your host.

Almost a year ago, the Federal Government committed to developing a package of legislative reforms that would further protect freedom of religion under Australian law and in the community. The Australian Council of Social Service says it supports enshrining the right to freedom from religious discrimination in legislation, but that the draft Religious Freedom Bill goes too far, privileging religious interests over the rights and interests of other people. John Mikelsons, Senior Advisor, Community Services and Health at ACOSS spoke to Small Change about the background to the draft Bill and the key areas of concern. Produced by Lisa Burns.Support the show.

In the next few months the government will vote on a religious freedom bill. It’s been hugely controversial, and critics say instead of protecting vulnerable people, it could act as a licence for hate. David Marr and Paul Karp analyse how this bill could change Australia

Rev. Bill Crews speaks to Law Society President Arthur Moses, who expresses his concern with the Religious Freedom Bill which would create inconsistencies and bolster the rights of some at the expense of others. 

Religious discrimination bill- unnecessary and dangerous to liberty including freedom of conscience and freedom FROM religious discrimination. Church schools wish to exclude children and employees on the basis of religious beliefs, sexuality etc which is unconstitutional. A religious school principal insults and attacks 16 year old climate activist while YOU pay his wages. Shepparton closing 3 schools and merging into 1 SUPER school. An analysis of private school advertising- images used in promotions show a colour-coded hierarchy exisitng in marketing material paid for by YOU.Great State School of the Week- The Western Austistic Schoolwww.adogs.info

The Wigs discuss why strip searches have increased twenty fold in the last decade, the proposed Religious Freedom Bill in relation to Israel Folau and the AFP raids on journalists. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our weekly political newscastEpisode #4 Season 3 of 'The Truth of It' Martyn Iles talks about| Draft Religious Freedom Bill 0:27| The Abortion Debate15:40| VIC Birth Certificates 29:14| The Father's Day 34:46#TheTruthOfItSupport the show (https://www.acl.org.au/donate)

There's plenty of talk on radio, but with 20twenty you'll find Life, Culture & Current events from a Biblical perspective. Interviews, stories and insight you definately won't hear in the mainstream media. This feed contains selected content from 20twenty, heard every weekday morning. See www.vision.org.au for more details Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Weand're talking to Cultural Commentator Bill Muehlenberg about the experience overseas, where and'Freedomsand' are lost because of same-sex marriage. Help Vision to keep 'Connecting Faith to Life': https://vision.org.au/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

FR 17 - 09 - International Religious Freedom Bill Enacted - Melissa Reid - 02 - 25 - 17 by Church State Council

Craziness in Tennessee: Tennessee's "Religious Freedom" Bill; Tennessee attempts to declare the Bible the 'official state book"; TN Gov. Bill Haslam on gay rights; Nancy Reagan's legacy; We discuss our recent April Fool's Day activities; Hindu temple in Mumbai defies court order to allow access to women; Email: Cherry-picking "skeptics"; The new "War on Easter" - Candy company oppresses Christian by not using Easter imagery (story courtesy of Fox News); SIAS: "10 Questions Atheists Can't Honestly and Truly Answer" (we answer all of them); Email: the voice impressions. rnCopyright 2016, Atheist Community of Austin

BHL This Week - Join Derrial Christon, Courtney Stewart and DJ Jesse Janedy recall the top stories of the week on This Week for April 7th, 2016. Fa new "Religious Freedom" Bill in Mississippi and a New Natural Hair Mag. Derrial wraps things up by talking about an $8.7 Billion Food Stamp Cut and Janet Jackson stopping tour to plan a family. All this and more on This Week!

Religious Freedom Bill Passes in Mississippi

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- We begin with a message about recent, horrific attacks around the world. - Andrew has an issue with his upstairs neighbors he needs help on. This is war. - In Quickfire News, we tackle an update on the new $10 bill, Twitter controversies, Georgia’s Religious Freedom Bill, SeaWorld, and Obama’s busy week between Cuba and Merrick Garland. - In our Confessional we address living at home with your parents and a transitioning listener who’s had to deal with PC culture at a new extreme. - This week’s AP Choice is from Anne, who wants to know what to do about her boyfriend’s annoying friend. - Surprise, Bitch! We’re live from Cuba! - Batman v Superman hits theaters this weekend and.. it’s not good, according to critics. - In this week’s After Dark we continue our discussion on PC culture. How often does bullying occur inside the progressive movement? Will everyone be able to agree on trigger warnings? How can institutions better handle issues of social justice?

"Off The Record" is Forth's unfiltered roundtable podcast discussing all things life, art, and culture.Every other week episodes featuring Forth's staff and special guests as they dive into the hilarious and difficult realities of life. From Art, to Politics, to Culture join the Forth staff as they will make you will laugh, gain insight, and/or be offended. Tune in and let us know what you think.ON Side A This Week's EPISODE..The guys come back after a week away to catch up and talk about everything from Black Gentrification to Waterbirths. The conversation begins with a lengthy dialogue on gentrification and whether or not an African American person/family could move in and be part of the gentrification of a city. The conversation surrounds the economies of growth and whether or not there is anything that can be done to stem the tide the displacement. The guys then turn to the new Religious Freedom Bill just introduced in GA. The guys debate whether or not the bill is just or if it is discrimination. With tax dollar firm at work the water is muddy so how can the Church remove itself from the grasp of government input. So Tune in and join in the conversation on twitter: @ForthDistrict @AdanBean @DueOrDie @AmishoBaraka @Dandunc

"Off The Record" is Forth's unfiltered roundtable podcast discussing all things life, art, and culture. Every other week episodes featuring Forth's staff and special guests as they dive into the hilarious and difficult realities of life. From Art, to Politics, to Culture join the Forth staff as they will make you will laugh, gain insight, and/or be offended. Tune in and let us know what you think. ON Side A This Week's EPISODE.. The guys come back after a week away to catch up and talk about everything from Black Gentrification to Waterbirths. The conversation begins with a lengthy dialogue on gentrification and whether or not an African American person/family could move in and be part of the gentrification of a city. The conversation surrounds the economies of growth and whether or not there is anything that can be done to stem the tide the displacement. The guys then turn to the new Religious Freedom Bill just introduced in GA. The guys debate whether or not the bill is just or if it is discrimination. With tax dollar firm at work the water is muddy so how can the Church remove itself from the grasp of government input. So Tune in and join in the conversation on twitter: @ForthDistrict @AdanBean @DueOrDie @AmishoBaraka @Dandunc

This week on 'Look Forward,' Jay and Rob discuss the announcement of Ted Cruz's run for the presidency, Wisconsin Voter ID laws, Minnesota's universal Pre-K program, Florida's Rick Scott and his fight against words, Religious Freedom Bill in Indiana and its implications, UN given real power to help with Palestinian state, and more stories in "This Week in Wackadoo Politics"

The Religious Freedom bill. Is it a liability for the governor? Dan Coats says no to re-election. Eric Holcomb, Baron Hill, and the governor declares a public health emergency plus the kids who helped create the floor for the Final Four.