Its Thursday April 8th AD 2021 This isThe Worldviewin 5 Minutesheard atwwwTheWorldviewcom Im Adam McManus AdamTheWorldviewcom
By Jonathan Clark
Turkey seeks to expel German pastor
A German pastor is fighting expulsion from Turkey as the country is expelling many foreign Christian leaders on supposed national security grounds
Pastor Michael FeulnertoldMorning Star News he is hopeful that a court may strike down his security threat designation and allow him to stay
Feulner came to Turkey in 1999 as an aid worker and has pastored there since 2003 Officials arrested the pastor last year and threatened to deport him
Since a coup attempt in 2016 the Turkish government has targeted foreign Christians and missionaries for expulsion and banned other Christians from entering
Sudans peace agreement respects religious freedom
The African country of Sudan signeda peace agreement with a major rebel group last week The move paves the way for a final peace agreement in the country torn by internal conflict
The final rebel group did not sign peace agreements like other groups last year because they demanded an end to Islamic sharia law Sudan has been ruled under Sharia law since 1983
The new agreement calls for the establishment of a democratic state that respects religious freedom and does not force a religion on anyone
Psalm 469-10 says He makes wars cease to the end of the Earth He breaks the bow and cuts the spear in two He burns the chariot in the fire Be still and know that I am God I will be exalted among the nations I will be exalted in the Earth
German mothers asked abortionists to kill 99948 babies
Last year 99948 unborn babiesdiedin abortions in Germany
That number is slightly down compared with the previous three years
The majority of women coming in for abortions were between 18 and 34 years old
Only 4 of the abortions were listed for medical or criminal reasons
US Supreme Court more favorable to religious liberty
AstudybyThe Supreme Court Reviewfound todays US Supreme Court is more likely to support religious liberty than in the past
The court under Chief Justice John Roberts has ruled in favor of religious organizations far more frequently than its predecessorsover 81 percent of the time compared to about 50 percent for all previous eras since 1953
Also the Roberts court was much less likely to hand down anti-religious outcomes Eighteen percent of rulings from the Roberts court were anti-religious while 40-50 of rulings from previous chief justice eras were anti-religious
Arkansas bans hormones amp mutilating surgeries for minors
On Tuesday Arkansas became the first state tobanso-called gender transition hormone treatments and mutilating surgeries for children
The state House and Senate passed the Arkansas Save Adolescents from Experimentation SAFE Act Sadly Republican Gov Asa Hutchinson vetoed the bill But thankfully the legislature overrode the veto
At least 16 other states are considering similar bills to protect children from the transgender agenda
Alabama Governor ends mask mandate
Alabama Republican Gov Kay Ivey announcedthe states mask mandate ends this week Shen encourages people to exercise personal responsibility
Alabama opened COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to people 16 and over
Meanwhile coronavirus hospitalizations positive tests and daily case numbers are down in the state
57 of Americans want more purpose in life
During the COVID pandemic a new Lifeway Research surveyfoundthat 57 of American adults wonder on a regular basis about how they can find more meaning and purpose in life Thats up from 51 in 2011
However compared to 2011 fewer Americans strongly agree there is more than the physical world or that there is an ultimate purpose and plan for ev...