http://familypolicy.net Informing Christians and Confronting the Culture on the Important Moral Issues of the Day Wed, 10 Mar 2010 08:09:36 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en http://familypolicy.net/va/?p=2536 WASHINGTON, D.C. - Despite recent electoral losses in Virginia, New Jersey and Massachusetts, Planned Parenthood's dream of universal, taxpayer-funded abortions is still alive along with Obamacare itself. That's because the president and his pro-abortion allies are still determined to crush the pro-life movement and roll back every pro-life advancement made since Roe vs. Wade. However, the likelihood of defeating both dreaded concepts will be much greater if your congressman and senators hear a resounding message from many faithful pro-life citizens like you as soon as possible. CLICK HERE to Rally Congress NOW with your petition to stop universal, taxpayer-funded abortion on demand. Then rally your pro-life friends to join this critical fight before it's too late.]]> http://familypolicy.net/us/?p=2813 A former Reagan campaign official and Catholic layman in Virginia is telling Catholics throughout the nation NOT to contribute to the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) until it no longer funds left-wing political groups.]]> http://familypolicy.net/news/?p=2749 Discover God's plan of salvation through forgiveness and healing. Find the hope and fulfillment that only He can give. Consider how God changed a man who is "eternally grateful" for the change God made in his life after he was confronted by a friend with a Bible. Read a moving testimony from a former lesbian who found hope in a relationship with Jesus Christ. Learn about thousands of ex-gays who have now "come out" of homosexuality to lead healthy, fulfilling lives.]]> http://familypolicy.net/hope/?p=399 [FPN] - President Obama has delivered on a campaign promise to homosexuals by signing legislation that will extend special 'hate crimes' protections to some people on the basis of their private sexual misconduct. Family Policy Network (FPN) opposed adding 'sexual orientation' to 'hate crimes' categories, primarily because it is a move designed to elevate immoral lifestyles to civil rights status. Moreover, it poses a serious threat to religious liberties. Two amendments designed to protect free speech were added to the proposed hate crimes language, but FPN maintains its opposition for five important reasons.]]> http://familypolicy.net/news/?p=2699