Sunday, April 26, 2015

Anti-Life and Family values on the rise part 1

It is imperative in this political socio-religious blog  to reproduce in toto,
 an important development  on the above subject matter , by most Rev . Badejo, BISHOP of Ibadan Nigeria.
Anti-life and family values on the rise
Last week, the Catholic Church of Ibadan Ecclesiastical Province hosted an international Pro-Life and Pro Family Conference at Ibadan. The final communiqué of the conference noted that a creeping culture of death, as opposed to the culture of life, is encroaching on life around us. With advancement in technology, it spreads like fire in the harmattan. It aims to dethrone God and enthrone science; and make the absurdity, which a powerful minority wants, to become the morally acceptable. If we take the line of thought of the great Saint John Paul II “As the family goes, so goes the nation and so goes the whole world in which we live”, we might just find our society standing on the death row right now.


In our contemporary times, the culture of death is becoming more worrisome because many structures and Institutions which ordinarily are meant to support life are fast placing themselves at the service of a lobby that promotes and encourages death. For example, some advocates of abortion in the United Nations use obscure U.N. commissions to attempt to wrestle vague, but poisonous language into international resolutions. U.N. agencies develop curriculum for children promoting abortion. Some donor countries, billionaires, Foundations and U.N. agencies fund abortion under the guise of “sexual and reproductive health Rights” to work within developing countries and at the U.N. Government grants are given to Non-Government Organizations to train health care providers in “values clarification” to weaken the respect for the dignity of unborn children as persons. Billions of dollars are spent influencing the laws of different Nations and their cultures in order to create an anti-life agenda..

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