Well like I said earlier there is no separation of church and state in Canada, that's a US thing. In Canada our parliament building is full of bible quotes etched into the stone, and the values you are portraying like "All are free to worship or not as they choose" is a Christian idea based on Jesus's teachings to forgive love and be kind to all people, and if someone doesn't want to hear the message to "shake off your feet and be on your way" (Matt 10:14). This is in stark contrast to other faiths like Islam and Judaism where non believers are discriminated against.
Fundamentally the government needs some kind of basis of morality, otherwise it turns into relativism soup, where people are allowed to rape and assault people because "it's part of their religion/culture" like in Europe. By contrast in Canada the criminal code doesn't care what religion/culture you are, if you commit a crime, it's a crime, it's not relative, it's absolute, and it's based on Christian ethics.
But trans ideology is based on the Talmud and that's part of the public education system. So are you saying that some religions have more value than others? Cause that would go against the charter. Having a basic understanding of different faiths and their core beliefs is an important part of understanding how to navigate the world.
Some people were just basically told they were Christian by their parents without further elaboration, and due to school policies where it is forbidden to let anyone know about Jesus' teachings to forgive, love and be kind to one another, they never learned about them.
So you can be that shining light that informs them about the articles of their faith, and who knows maybe they will even be grateful to you for it.
They are most certainly Canadian and it is thanks to our Christian values that recognize that all deserve forgiveness love and kindness that makes it possible.
This is something absent from pretty much all other faiths I know of.
Christian values are why we have soup kitchens, cause Jesus said to feed the hungry, it is about th values of love and kindness for all creation. Because even the least is considered divine.
Canada does not have separation of Church and State like the US. Our parliament building is covered in Bible quotes. Our politicians are called public servants because Jesus said who wishes to be first must be servant of all. Our charter of rights starts with "By the supremacy of God".
Basically Canada is inextricably intertwined with Christianity.
Mark Carney has a daily devotional each morning which is done in private. His public prayers are in alignment with Jesus's teachings:
Jesus also said:
“Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation.”
— Mark 16:15
“You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden.”
— Matthew 5:14
“Let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.”
— Matthew 5:16
“What I tell you in the dark, say in the light, and what you hear whispered, proclaim on the housetops.”
— Matthew 10:27
“Everyone who acknowledges me before others, I also will acknowledge before my Father who is in heaven.”
— Matthew 10:32
As a disciple of Christ I am only to tell the truth, I avoid all forms or joke and sarcasm, and aim to edify people. I appreciate your love and concern for the group. May you be full of gratitude at authentic expression, peace and goodness.
Well like I said earlier there is no separation of church and state in Canada, that's a US thing. In Canada our parliament building is full of bible quotes etched into the stone, and the values you are portraying like "All are free to worship or not as they choose" is a Christian idea based on Jesus's teachings to forgive love and be kind to all people, and if someone doesn't want to hear the message to "shake off your feet and be on your way" (Matt 10:14). This is in stark contrast to other faiths like Islam and Judaism where non believers are discriminated against. Fundamentally the government needs some kind of basis of morality, otherwise it turns into relativism soup, where people are allowed to rape and assault people because "it's part of their religion/culture" like in Europe. By contrast in Canada the criminal code doesn't care what religion/culture you are, if you commit a crime, it's a crime, it's not relative, it's absolute, and it's based on Christian ethics.
But trans ideology is based on the Talmud and that's part of the public education system. So are you saying that some religions have more value than others? Cause that would go against the charter. Having a basic understanding of different faiths and their core beliefs is an important part of understanding how to navigate the world.
Some people were just basically told they were Christian by their parents without further elaboration, and due to school policies where it is forbidden to let anyone know about Jesus' teachings to forgive, love and be kind to one another, they never learned about them. So you can be that shining light that informs them about the articles of their faith, and who knows maybe they will even be grateful to you for it.
Man did you get those from the Talmud? Did you know Christians actually follow the New Testament and Jesus not the Talmud?
They are most certainly Canadian and it is thanks to our Christian values that recognize that all deserve forgiveness love and kindness that makes it possible.
This is something absent from pretty much all other faiths I know of.
Christian values are why we have soup kitchens, cause Jesus said to feed the hungry, it is about th values of love and kindness for all creation. Because even the least is considered divine.
Canada does not have separation of Church and State like the US. Our parliament building is covered in Bible quotes. Our politicians are called public servants because Jesus said who wishes to be first must be servant of all. Our charter of rights starts with "By the supremacy of God". Basically Canada is inextricably intertwined with Christianity.
Mark Carney has a daily devotional each morning which is done in private. His public prayers are in alignment with Jesus's teachings:
Jesus also said: “Go into all the world and proclaim the gospel to the whole creation.” — Mark 16:15 “You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden.” — Matthew 5:14 “Let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” — Matthew 5:16 “What I tell you in the dark, say in the light, and what you hear whispered, proclaim on the housetops.” — Matthew 10:27 “Everyone who acknowledges me before others, I also will acknowledge before my Father who is in heaven.” — Matthew 10:32
As a disciple of Christ I am only to tell the truth, I avoid all forms or joke and sarcasm, and aim to edify people. I appreciate your love and concern for the group. May you be full of gratitude at authentic expression, peace and goodness.
I forgive and love you unconditionally and pray you can see the truth and freedom in forgiving loving and being kind to one another.