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English subtitled - March 30 the Finnish politician Païvi Räsänen has been acquitted of the discrimination and insult of homosexuals.

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We are thankful that the brave Païvi Räsänen has just been acquitted of the discrimination and insult of homosexuals. With this, the freedom to openly stand up for Biblical guidelines on marriage between a man and a woman has been preserved.🙏 Thank you for your prayers! Read here her press release.

Peter Smith attended the 60th Session of the Commission for Social Development on behalf of CCI. Herewith his summary: This meeting was to discuss how the world is to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. No-one mentioned that the cost of lock-down may have been greater than the benefit. There were many good references to the family, and the LGBTI agenda was not advanced at all at this meeting. Also, there was no abortion wording. There was the usual feminist perspective in the outcome document, no mention of men at all. Feminism is not Biblical complimentary between men and women. There was the usual grumbling about inequality, which is difficult to remedy. Climate change was mentioned as the greatest threat to the planet which is absurd. The Earth is the Lord’s, and He has given us a very resilient planet.

Finnish politician Païvi Räsänen stood trial for the second time on February 14 in connection with her Biblical views on marriage and human sexuality. Henk Jan van Schothorst of CCI was in attendance.

Please pray for our friend Päivi Räsänen, Member of Finish Parliament. She's accused of “hate speech” for publicly voicing her Biblical beliefs on marriage and human sexuality.

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