Bridge of Grace

For eleven months reporters for BBC have conducted undercover work to expose an ongoing sex trade in the nation of Iraq.  Within the nation, a practice of temporary marriage, known as Mutah, has been an ongoing epidemic.  Mutah is an agreement of a temporary marriage between a man & a woman where they agree to be legally married for a short duration (sometimes only hours).  It has been an ancient practice in Middle East societies since for many centuries & it's essentially legalized prostitution.   Mutah basically enables a man to satisfy any sexual need that he feels that he has and many of the women who engage in it live in societies where they have no rights and are forced into the practice to survive whenever they're abandoned by their husbands or families.  From the time of the first Caliphs, leaders in the region have sought to ban this practice.  Many people rightfully consider it to be an immoral practice.  However, it is ...

The pro-choice movement tries to convince itself and others that the unborn child is not a living thing, but scientific evidence indicates that this is not the case.  According to the Harper Collins Medial Dictionary, life begins at conception.  Within six weeks of conception, the unborn child has a heartbeat and brain activity.  Within 13 weeks, all the body parts of the unborn child are fully-formed.  Within five months, a child can be born prematurely and survive.  The more advanced our scientific technology and understanding becomes, the more it favors the view of the Pro-life movement, rather than the Pro-choice one.   The sad truth is that many Pro-choice advocates know this.  One such individual is Mary Elizabeth Williams.  In a 2013 Ms. Williams wrote an article entitled "So What if Abortion Ends Life?"  She made it clear that she knew that the unborn child was a living human being.  She stated that she knew that "life b...

Is it unfair to compare Planned Parenthood to Nazi Eugenics?   The sad truth is that it is not.  The Nazi T4 program  was specifically designed for the purpose of destroying "life unworthy of life."  In Henry Friedlander's book The Origins of Nazi Genocide: From Euthanasia to the Final Solution  we learn that the Nazis engaged in a mass extermination of all people in their society (the mentally ill, the physically disabled, the 'feeble-minded,' etc,) and that not only were they murdered, but their body parts were often sent to German scientific institutions for study.   Many of those who worked in the T4 program later went on to take a direct role in carrying out the "Final Solution" against the Jewish people of Europe.   Planned Parenthood poses as a “birth control” organization, much like the T4 installations tried to masquerade as treatment centers, but the truth is that Planned Parenthood is an abortion installation.  No...

    Margaret Sanger was the founder of the American Birth Control League in 1921, which is today known as Planned Parenthood.  Today many Progressives hail her as a hero, but was Margaret Sanger really a friend of the minorities?  Progressives today want to say yes, but history reveals a much different story.  The Library of Congress reveals many letters and writings by Margaret Sanger.   In her writing “A Plan for Peace,” Sanger outlined her plan for population control, to restrict immigration from specific nations that breed the unfit, to apply a rigid sterilization program, specifically for the “feeble-minded parents” and give them the choice of sterilization or segregation (preferably to work farms administrated by government).  These are her words.   H er book   Women of the New Race , makes her intentions very clear.       Margaret Sanger's book had an outline to rid the world of "Inferior Peo...

This Pakistani woman was a Shiite Muslim who recently accepted Jesus as her savior.  To protect her identity, I must refer to her as "Kerri."  "Kerri" came from a very religious and conservative Muslim family.  She was a strong seeker, who wished to learn who God really was and what he wanted of her.  She prayed the Islamic Prayer five times a day as prescribed in her faith and asked everyday:  as   “Where are you,” but never got an answer.   For years "Kerri" tried idol worship, went to tombs to pray, even tried magic with her father, but it was all in vain.  She c alled on Allah to prove he’s God, but nothing happened.    She began to feel great fear and  asked:  “Did God create me only to forget about me?”   Sometime later, she began watching Christian testimony on TV.  The program is called Isaac Channel , and it's very popular in Pakistan.   After watching the programs, she began to go to c...

On September 11, 2019, in the city of Qasoor, Pakistan, a Christian man by the name of Robin Masih was attacked by four Muslim brothers.  The four brothers had been pressuring Robin to sign his land over to them.  After refusing repeated demands, they opened fire on his home.  Robin was hit by four bullets and was badly injured, but he miraculously  survived. The police did not take any immediate action against the criminals, and it's unknown if they will.  Crimes against religious minorities often go unpunished in Pakistan.  

A young Hindu medical student by the name of Namrata Chandani was found dead in the medical university hostel room in the town of Ghotki, located in the Sindh Province of Pakistan.  Currently, the authorities are trying to claim that Namrata's death was a suicide.  However, Namrata's family is insisting that the autopsy report reveals strong evidence that she was murdered.  A number of witnesses have also come forward and stated that they believe Namrata was murdered by her Muslim classmates because they did not want to see a Hindu girl become a doctor.  This would make Namrata the latest causality of Paksitan's ongoing persecution of their religious minority population.   The Hindu community of Ghotki currently numbers 30% of the population, but the persecution of the community is ongoing.  Just three days earlier, a Hindu teacher was accused of blasphemy.  Later that day, his home and school was destroyed by a mob of Islamic extre...