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🚨 Just when you thought things couldn’t get any more upside down… Canada just passed Bill C-9, and critics are sounding the alarm that it could criminalize preaching straight from Scripture. 😔 Is this the beginning of the end for true religious freedom up north? As a Christian who...

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LIBERALS JUST PASSED A BILL TO JAIL YOU FOR QUOTING THE BIBLE. Bill C-9 — Carney’s bill — cleared the Senate and is now waiting for Royal Assent. It lets the government decide which Bible verses are “hateful” and throw Canadians in jail for quoting them. Read that again. You can walk around with literal swords and weapons in public if it’s “your religion”… but reading scripture out loud in what used to be a Christian country? That’s now a potential crime. This country has lost its mind. The same Liberals who lecture everyone about tolerance and diversity are criminalizing Christian speech while giving special religious carve-outs to everyone else. That’s not equality. That’s targeted persecution dressed up as progress. We’ve reached the point where quoting the Bible is taboo, but brandishing weapons for your faith gets a pass. The most repeated command in the Bible is “Fear not.” And we’re not going to fear these elbows-up lackeys who think they can edit scripture and punish the rest of us for noticing. This isn’t compassion. This isn’t inclusion. This is the state deciding which parts of Christianity are still legal to say out loud. Free speech dies the moment the government gets to red-pen the Bible. Canadians who still believe in religious freedom and basic reality need to speak louder now — before Royal Assent makes this the law of the land. For — those — that — dashes — offend — I’ll — keep — adding — more — just — for — you — 🤣🤣🤣 #cdnpoli #BillC9 #LiberalFail #FreeSpeech #ReligiousFreedom #CanadaFirst

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A Michigan Catholic deacon stands up for Muslims in Dearborn after a Christian nationalist rally called for their removal from the country: “To the men and women protesting in the name of Jesus, hurling hate at our Muslim brothers and sisters — not in his name, and certainly not on my watch. “I count many Muslims as my friends, my neighbors, my associates, and yes, my barber. Men and women of integrity, of family, and of faith. We may not be brothers in faith, but we are certainly and absolutely brothers and sisters in humanity. “And freedom of religion is not a footnote to being an American. It is a cornerstone. The same First Amendment that protects my right to go to Mass protects your right to the mosque. “It grieves me that in the name of Jesus, the Prince of Peace is being used as a weapon to spread fear, intolerance, and hate. That is not the gospel. That is not the cross. And that certainly is not of Christ. “So let me be clear. In the name of Jesus Christ, I rebuke this spirit of hatred and division. Scripture does not leave us confused about this. We are called to rebuke evil, and tonight, this is evil — using the name of the Savior who dined with outcasts to cast out our neighbors, good people.* “John tells us exactly how Christians should be known: by this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another — and your neighbor. “He makes it even plainer: if anyone says “I love God” and hates his brother, he is a liar. “So no. You do not speak for me. You do not speak for my church. And you do not speak for Christ when you chant hate at people of God, no matter the faith. “To my Muslim friends in this room and in this city: you are welcome here. You belong here. Your freedom to worship is my freedom to worship, and I will stand for it because my faith demands it. “We can disagree — and we probably will — on theology, and still defend each other’s dignity. That’s not weakness. That’s Christianity. That is American.”

Christopher Hale

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