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Guest
host Adam McManus chats with Brad Dacus, President of the Pacific Justice Institute, a non-profit Christian legal defense
organization, about three recent religious liberty cases.
Pastor Afshin Yaghtin,
who objected to a Drag Queen Story Hour which took place in a
Spokane, Washington public library, was arrested
for merely walking into the venue with his Bible. When the
police officer saw his Bible and asked the pastor whether he agreed
or disagreed with the drag queens, Pastor Yaghtin explained that he
disagreed with them. At that point, he was put in the back of a
police car for three HOURS, brought to the jail and booked on
creating a disturbance.
Secondly,
Dacus will discuss the case of a teenage girl who selected the
Christmas hymn “Joy to the World” to play on the piano at a
charter school-sponsored Christmas recital at a nursing home.
The school
prohibited her from doing so, claiming that it would imply their
endorsement of a Christian message.
And
thirdly, Dacus will cite the case of a public school telling a piano
teacher, whose piano manual included “Amazing Grace” and “When
the Saints Come Marching In”, that she would have to either cover
up those two hymns or rip the pages out altogether.
Finally,
Brad Dacus expresses his support for President Trump’s January 16th
announcement through the Department of Education in which he
affirmed the right of students to pray. President Trump
said, “Our Founders understood that no right is more fundamental to
a peaceful, prosperous, and virtuous society than the right to follow
one’s religious convictions.” And he expressed his delight
that President Trump has appointed 187 consitutionalists in the
judicial system -- including Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and
Brett Kavanaugh.
This
program includes:
1.
The World View in Five Minutes with Adam McManus (Trump: Students,
teachers have right to pray at school, VA gun rights feud, Mexico
blocks 2,000 Guatemalan migrants)
2.
Generations with Kevin Swanson (Interview Hosted by Adam McManus) |