| | Pro-life group: CNN anchors spread misinformation | | Curated for you byCP Editors | | Good afternoon! It's Tuesday, June 13, and today's headlines include a pro-life group accusing CNN of misinformation, President Joe Biden criticizing efforts to ban same-sex surgeries for children, and the Southern Baptist Convention considering an amendment that would solidify the denomination's ban on women pastors. | | Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America is calling on the media to ask Democrats about their views on abortion after CNN anchors Dana Bash and Jake Tapper incorrectly claimed that President Joe Biden opposes late-term abortion. The organization took to Twitter to push back on the claims, tweeting that Biden "supports the long-expired ERA which would codify a so-called 'right' to no-limits abortion into law. The majority of Americans oppose these extremist policies," the group tweeted. "Yet this idea that Biden supports limits on abortion at 'the point of viability' persists at @CNN." Full Story. | | P.S. CP is proud to announce the release of "Exposing the Gender Lie," a free e-book in partnership with Summit Ministries. Click here to download your copy today. Also, don’t forget to listen to CP’s Generation Indoctrination podcast on your favorite podcast platform. |
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| Biden slams bans on trans surgeries for kids | | During remarks at the White House on Thursday, President Joe Biden slammed bills aimed at protecting children from permanent, body-mutilating sex-change surgeries, calling such moves "cruel and callous." Conservative radio show host Ben Shapiro, meanwhile, called out the White House's LGBT pride flag display, saying, "Not one American soldier fought and bled for this flag. Not one American taxpayer paid taxes to the government of this flag. Not one law has been passed under a government elected … under this flag. The ideological coup is complete." Read more. | | Meta uses Bible to preserve 4,000-plus languages | | Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is using the Bible and other religious texts to process more than 4,000 languages in a bid to preserve those languages. The Meta Artificial Intelligence research team turned to the Bible and other religious texts to gather data for the languages since existing speech datasets top out at no more than 100 languages. Researchers were able to create a dataset of New Testament readings in more than 1,100 languages. Read more. | | Pastor allegedly paid for sex acts, stole thousands | | James Gill, a longtime minister who was most recently senior pastor of Liberty Baptist Church in Gallatin, Tenn., has been indicted for stealing more than $250,000 from the food bank he founded and paying a volunteer for sex acts. Read more. |
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| Why Arnold Schwarzenegger’s blind faith haunts him | | Pastor Dan Delzell discusses actor Arnold Schwarzenegger's recent statements about death and Heaven and why it takes "blind faith" to believe in one's own feelings and opinions over the Gospel. Pointing to fulfilled prophecies, God's promises and historical evidence, Delzell notes, "Christian faith is not blind faith. ... your eyes are wide open and your mind is fully engaged." Read more. | | Joe Rogan is right. Americans are saying ‘enough’ to LGBTQ+ Pride | | Dr. Michael Brown discusses the increasing pushback to LGBT activism and pride month. "The bottom line is that LGBTQ+ activists have basically said, 'No matter how much ground you give us and no matter how much you embrace us, it is never enough. We will continue to push the envelope.' Millions of Americans have responded by saying, 'Enough is enough,'" he writes. Read more. |
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| SUPREME COURT COUP | | Exposing the Lie of Court "Reform" | | The U.S. Supreme Court is one of the most respected and revered institutions in America. For more than 200 years, it has been a bulwark in protecting our liberties. In many cases, the nation’s highest court is the last line of defense for those whose constitutional, God-given rights come under attack. It’s no surprise why the judiciary consistently ranks as the most trusted branch of the federal government, according to Gallup. | | Today, however, the Supreme Court and America’s judicial system are under heavy attack. | | One side of the political aisle—along with activists and organization on the extreme Left—have launched a full-scale effort to "reform" America’s courts. They claim to want to "restore balance" and "fix" the nation’s highest court. Why? Because the Court has allegedly been "stolen" or "captured." Learn More | | |
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| Study sheds light on virtual, in-person worship preferences | | A study from Pew Research Center shows that a majority of U.S. adults who worship virtually are "highly satisfied" with the experience, but most still prefer in-person worship services. While two-thirds of regular worship service streamers expressed satisfaction with the services they watch, 74% of those who attend in person said the same. In-person attendees also reported a strong connection with other worshipers. Read more. | | Will the SBC formally ban women pastors? | | During the Southern Baptist Convention's Annual Meeting this week, messengers will vote on a measure that would prevent a woman from serving as a "pastor of any kind" in the denomination. The proposed amendment comes as Saddleback Church founder Rick Warren has pushed back on the church's expulsion, arguing that the church agrees with all of the denomination's beliefs—except for its stance on women pastors. Read more. |
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| Passion Translation removes Michael W. Smith endorsement | | Grammy-winning singer Michael W. Smith's endorsement of The Passion Translation version of the Bible appears to have been removed from the website. TPT's accuracy has been criticized for its integration of various levels of paraphrasing with more closely translated text. Read more. | | | | | | | | | | | | Thank you for spending part of your day with us. We look forward to seeing you again tomorrow! -- CP Editors |
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