The Commission of Human Wrongs – By Nigel Hanniford, Frontier Centre for Public Policy, Series No. 45, July 2008, 20 pages This paper succinctly details the problems with the human rights commissions and tribunals. It examines the original purpose of the commissions, the importance of free speech to a open society, how HRC’s threaten free speech, some examples of HRC injustices, and a concluding section urging the abolishment of the commissions.
As the West has moved further from its historic biblical foundations, attacks against public Christian witness have increased dramatically. Finland’s prosecution of Member of Parliament and physician Päivi… Read More
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To educate, equip, and encourage Reformed Christians to political action, and to bring a biblical perspective to our civil authorities.
