Scott
Puritan Board Graduate
From Alan Sears of the Alliance Defense Fund:
"œWhile Rome Burns," Radical Activists ONCE AGAIN Use Time of National Disaster to Advance Their Agenda"¦
Last week, in light of the tragic events in Louisiana, Mississippi, and the entire Gulf Coast area, we joined in the call for prayer for victims of Hurricane Katrina. We also added a note of caution:
I wrote: "œTragically, through the years, we have seen radical organizations use times of national tragedy to attempt to advance their agenda. We pray that no one will exploit the plight of those who have lost loved ones, who have been displaced, who have seen their homes lost and friends devastated, for personal or ideological gain. Please be assured that ADF, with God´s grace, will continue to remain vigilant and stand guard for religious freedom, the sanctity of life, marriage, and the family in the days and weeks ahead."
Unfortunately, the radical activists in California´s legislative body have done it again.
Remember, it was on September 12, 2001 when they shoved through a state "œdomestic partnership" law that granted homosexual "œcouples" virtually all of the same rights as married couples. They accomplished this while the rest of the world was focused on aiding the thousands of families grieving their losses from the terrorist attack on America and restoring basic services to Manhattan. Once again, their "œtiming" was impeccable.
On September 1, 2005, just days after Hurricane Katrina unleashed her wrath on New Orleans and the Gulf Coast - once again while the rest of America focused on emergency assistance - radical advocates of homosexual behavior in the California State Senate rammed through AB849, which changes California law to allow marriage between "œtwo persons" instead of "œa man and a woman." Assemblyman Mark Leno (D-San Francisco) amended an unrelated marine research bill already in committee to sneak same-sex "œmarriage" through. This is just another example of the contempt by radical activists for the will of Californians, who voted by a 61-39% margin in 2000 to enact Proposition 22 which affirms marriage in California as between one man and one woman. California courts have clearly held, under the state´s constitution, that such propositions override the legislature as the clearest and most direct expression of the will of the people.
You can be assured that ADF will be in the forefront of the continuing legal battle to defend and protect the will of the people and affirm traditional marriage in the Golden State.
"œWhile Rome Burns," Radical Activists ONCE AGAIN Use Time of National Disaster to Advance Their Agenda"¦
Last week, in light of the tragic events in Louisiana, Mississippi, and the entire Gulf Coast area, we joined in the call for prayer for victims of Hurricane Katrina. We also added a note of caution:
I wrote: "œTragically, through the years, we have seen radical organizations use times of national tragedy to attempt to advance their agenda. We pray that no one will exploit the plight of those who have lost loved ones, who have been displaced, who have seen their homes lost and friends devastated, for personal or ideological gain. Please be assured that ADF, with God´s grace, will continue to remain vigilant and stand guard for religious freedom, the sanctity of life, marriage, and the family in the days and weeks ahead."
Unfortunately, the radical activists in California´s legislative body have done it again.
Remember, it was on September 12, 2001 when they shoved through a state "œdomestic partnership" law that granted homosexual "œcouples" virtually all of the same rights as married couples. They accomplished this while the rest of the world was focused on aiding the thousands of families grieving their losses from the terrorist attack on America and restoring basic services to Manhattan. Once again, their "œtiming" was impeccable.
On September 1, 2005, just days after Hurricane Katrina unleashed her wrath on New Orleans and the Gulf Coast - once again while the rest of America focused on emergency assistance - radical advocates of homosexual behavior in the California State Senate rammed through AB849, which changes California law to allow marriage between "œtwo persons" instead of "œa man and a woman." Assemblyman Mark Leno (D-San Francisco) amended an unrelated marine research bill already in committee to sneak same-sex "œmarriage" through. This is just another example of the contempt by radical activists for the will of Californians, who voted by a 61-39% margin in 2000 to enact Proposition 22 which affirms marriage in California as between one man and one woman. California courts have clearly held, under the state´s constitution, that such propositions override the legislature as the clearest and most direct expression of the will of the people.
You can be assured that ADF will be in the forefront of the continuing legal battle to defend and protect the will of the people and affirm traditional marriage in the Golden State.
