”—In Britain, the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF), an organization founded by American evangelical leaders, is funding a lawsuit brought by a Christian man who was fired for refusing to work on Sunday. It is also helping to develop the legal strategy.Oh, and use protection!
—In Sweden, ADF played a key role in persuading the Supreme Court to dismiss charges against Ake Green, a pastor who was convicted of hate-crime charges after he delivered a sermon in which he called gays a “deep cancerous tumor in the entire society.”
—In Aruba and the Czech Republic, Pat Robertson’s legal organization, the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), helped defeat bills that would have legalized same-sex unions.
—In France, ACLJ affiliate ECLJ (the European Center for Law and Justice), is staging a legal challenge against an antisect law that it says is being used to clamp down on evangelical Christian churches.
—And on the European Union level, ECLJ is lobbying to block funding for embryonic stem-cell research.”
evangelicalright.com
Friday, May 4, 2007
[Warning] US evangelicals aim to influence European law
Etiketter:
ACLJ,
ADF,
Åke Green,
Alliance Defense Fund,
antisect law,
Czech Republic,
ECLJ,
european union,
France,
hard facts,
hate crime,
pat robertson,
religion,
sex,
Sweden
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment