Gary Varvel: The Law plus the Law-Giver My interview with Wendy Bell plus the Pied Piper. GARY VARVEL JAN 3

 

	Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Gary Varvel: The Law plus the Law-Giver My interview with Wendy Bell plus the Pied Piper. GARY VARVEL JAN 3   READ IN APP   President Biden has the lowest worst poll numbers for a sitting president running for a second term. Even his own party is questioning his leadership. Do you think he’ll make it to November? Let me know in the comments. And be sure to click the like button. It expands my reach. VIDEO - Wendy Bell invited me on her show to talk about the Toronto Sun cancelling me over one of my cartoons. She starts talking about my cartoon around the 1:22:00 mark. Enjoy. THE LAW + THE LAW-GIVER Years ago I was heading to an editorial board meeting. We were going to discuss the newspaper’s stance on same sex marriage. A friend advised that I not bring up the Bible. “Look,” he said, “They won’t take you seriously if you mention God’s word.”  So when it was my time to speak, I relied on arguments for tradition and how our older readers would cancel subscriptions if we supported anything other than traditional marriage.   Looking back, had I quoted Jesus, they wouldn’t have heard me because 2 Corinthians 4:4 says, “The god of this age has blinded the minds of unbelievers, so that they cannot see the light of the gospel that displays the glory of Christ, who is the image of God.” Do you see the problem? Spiritual blindness. A long time after that meeting, I realized that I had fallen for the devil’s greatest deception which is: “you can teach moral values without referencing God. Oh, it’s ok to stand for moral values as long as you don’t mention Jesus Christ or the Bible. In 1963, the U.S. Supreme Court decision Abington v Schempp, found that mandatory daily Bible readings and prayer in Pennsylvania public schools violated the First Amendment. It reversed a tradition that started in 1647. How has that worked out for us? Teaching moral law without the authority of the law-Giver is like posting a speed limit sign on the moon. If there is no God, then there is no absolute truth and no reason to obey any moral standard. I remember the I Love Lucy and the Dick Van Dyke shows. Back in the 60s, TV shows had censors. There was no foul language and no sex. But as our culture tried to teach morals without Jesus, our culture became immoral. The second President of the United States, John Adams wrote, “[I]t is religion and morality alone which can establish the principles upon which freedom can securely stand. The only foundation of a free constitution is pure virtue.” So what would happen if Americans weren’t virtuous? What would happen if Americans weren’t virtuous? We have witnessed the answer to that question and it’s ugly. Our First President George Washington wrote in his farewell address that religion and morality were “indispensable supports” for good government. “[R]eason and experience both forbid us to expect that national morality can prevail in exclusion of religious principle.” The Founders were right about the importance of religious principles found in the Bible. Which brings me to a 2002 film called, Time Changer, written and directed by my friend, Rich Christiano. (see below) Rich directed my son Brett Varvel in Play the Flute but long before that movie, Rich told the story of what happened to America if we separated moral teaching from Jesus Christ. Time Changer is thought-provoking and I believe you’ll be blessed by it. 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Holiday Attack Leaves At Least 140 Slain...Nomadic herders killed at least 140 people in Nigeria’s central Plateau state on December 24. Local reports noted that the criminals committed the violent rampage through 15 villages and used machetes and firearms against their victims.

 

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Holiday Attack Leaves At Least 140 Slain

(WatchDogReport.org) – Nomadic herders killed at least 140 people in Nigeria’s central Plateau state on December 24. Local reports noted that the criminals committed the violent rampage through 15 villages and used machetes and firearms against their victims. Nigerian media outlets said that some local villagers remain missing.

In a televised speech on local Channels Television, Plateau Governor Caleb Mutfwang said that authorities buried 15 people in the Mangu local governorate and noted that they found over 100 corpses in Bokkos. Mutfwang added that it remains unclear how many people were killed at the Barkin Ladi town, pointing out that the violent incident represents one of the “worst atrocities” ever committed against people in Plateau.Different news agencies reported that the massacre is the bloodiest act of violence that the African nation has experienced since 2018, when over 200 people were brutally killed after violent clashes between herders and farmers. Violence in Nigeria has been skyrocketing over the last few years following the rise of authoritarian governments and the radical Islamist terrorist group Boko Haram. While it remains unclear the reasons behind the last episode of extreme violence, some media outlets have reported that the Plateau region, which is known as “Nigeria’s Middle Belt, has some tensions between Muslims and Christians. Some reports have noted that Muslim Fulani herdsmen have been claiming over the last few months that Christian communities shouldn’t be part of the region.

While no group took responsibility for the brutal attacks, many blame the Muslim herders of the Fulani tribe, who have been accused by authorities of executing massacres and multiple types of crimes in Nigeria’s central region. Political analysts have explained that the conflict in the area started in the 1990s because of the lack of water, which worsened divisions between Muslim and Christian communities. In a statement, Nigerian President Bola Tinubu said that his government was “praying” for the victims’ families, noting that the massacre was “unprovoked.” He also directed the Nigerian police to find and prosecute those responsible.