When words loose their meaning – Vickie Janson
During the course of last week’s meeting in Morwell, and indeed at other stops along my road-trip, people have shared my concern about the way we continue to redefine words to suit a broader perspective, to be more inclusive, or even to be politically correct. The impact of this is subtle, but by redefining our words, [...]
Is promoting halal really promoting tolerance? – Vickie Janson
Australian Christians’ federal policies include calls for greater freedom and less tax, and support for real cultural tolerance of a reciprocal nature. This Australian desire for a level playing field, or a ‘fair go,’ may make it hard for some to understand the Aussie ire raised over the Qantas decision to provide only halal, or [...]
An evening with Rev Muhammed Ibrahim from Nigeria – Vickie Janson
This week Victorian Senate candidate Vickie Janson, with husband Michael and son Nathan, hosted an evening for Rev Muhammed Ibrahim from Nigeria. Rev Muhammad’s title and name represent who he is; a Muslim background believer in Jesus Christ. The reverend has a passion for assisting Muslims who like him have changed their beliefs about [...]
There are more than two victims with every abortion
Local Victorian author Anne Lastman has written a highly recommended book on the topic of abortion. Anne Lastman is also the founder of Victims of Abortion.
When the right hand doesn’t know what the left is doing….
Many taxpayers may be as shocked as I was this morning to read in The Australian that ‘tens of millions of dollars’ is effectively wasted on teacher training that in some states leaves up to 90% unable to find a job. One wonders why we continue to train teachers when there is such an oversupply, [...]
