It’s Thursday, July 21st, A.D. 2022. This is The Worldview in 5 Minutes heard at www.TheWorldview.com. I’m Adam McManus. ([email protected])
By Jonathan Clark
Russia increases hostility to Protestant missionaries
Last week, Russia’s Security Council recommended new measures against national and foreign religious groups deemed to have a negative impact in the country.
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin leads the council. Authorities fear that foreign states are using religion to interfere in the country’s affairs.
Over the last year, human rights organizations have warned of Russia’s restrictions on religious freedom and freedom of worship.
Protestants have faced the most repression under Russia’s “anti-missionary” laws that limit public demonstrations of faith.
European Commission furious with Hungary over protecting kids
Last Friday, the European Commission announced it is taking Hungary to the E.U.’s highest court over the country’s Children Protection Act.
Hungary has refused to revoke the act which bans the promotion of sexually perverted lifestyles to children in schools.
On Tuesday, Hungarian lawmakers passed a resolution calling for E.U. member states to be able to veto legislation from the union.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated last year, “Here Brussels bureaucrats have no business at all, no matter what they do, we will not let LGBTQ activists among our children.”
Proverbs 20:8 says, “A king who sits on the throne of judgment scatters all evil with his eyes.”
British police drop bogus charges against praying pro-lifer
Police in the U.K. dropped charges against a 76-year-old woman who was arrested and fined last year for praying outside an abortion mill.
During lockdowns last year, Rosa Lalor was walking and praying near an abortion mill. A police officer stopped her to ask her why she was outdoors. The officer accused her of being there to protest. Police proceeded to arrest, detain, and fine her.
Alliance Defending Freedom defended Lalor. Jeremiah Igunnubole with ADF U.K. said, “This follows a worrying trend in law enforcement where individuals are routinely arrested simply because their views are considered to be controversial or offensive.”
Pro-abortion activists picketed in front of Supreme Court
PROTESTORS: “We won’t go back. We won’t go back. We won’t go back. We won’t go back. Our bodies, our choice. Our bodies, our choice. Our bodies, our choice.”
That is the sound of pro-abortion protestors outside the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday, reports ABC News.
U.S. Capitol Police arrested 34 people during the pro-abortion protest.
Among the arrests were 17 members of Congress including Democrat Representatives Katherine Clark of Massachusetts, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, and Jan Schakowsky of Illinois.
Ocasio-Cortez pretended to be handcuffed
Get this. Democrat Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez put her arms behind her back for the cameras, pretending as though the police had handcuffed her, reports Fox News. However, she had never been handcuffed at all, as the New York Post documented in pictures.
In fact, at one moment, she raised her right hand in triumph to fellow pro-abortion activists, revealing her little secret.
Not surprisingly, lots of liberal media outlets showed pictures or video of Ocasio-Cortez with her hands behind her back as a police officer is escorting her, giving the clear impression, or misimpression, that she had been handcuffed.
In a hollow defense, the leftist Democrat from New York tweeted, “No faking here. Putting your hands behind your back is a best practice while detained, handcuffed or not, to avoid escalating charges like resisting arrest.”
The best practice when you’re being detained is to put your hands behind your back? Even if you haven’t been handcuffed? That’s news to The Worldview.
New Mexico County declares sanctuary for unborn in abortion state
Otero County Commissioners in New Mexico unanimously voted last Thursday to d