There are several issues which John touches: the right to life and abortion (did you know that the waiting list for adoption in New Brunswick is about 8-10 years, while almost a thousand babies a year perish in abortions?) the education (and the defeatist attitude, which most of the school districts have towards our youth,) and also - about people's involvement; how voters' input could make things better. Because, legislators can't see all and know all; the government is way too large even in such a small province as New Brunswick.
Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and you have done everything to stand. (Ephesians 6:13)
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Faith, Education and Politics
John Betts, MLA for Moncton Crescent, shares his experience as a Christian and as a politician. He talks about what it is to be a Christian politician, why should Christians be involved in politics and how one can be a successful politician without compromising his Christian values.
There are several issues which John touches: the right to life and abortion (did you know that the waiting list for adoption in New Brunswick is about 8-10 years, while almost a thousand babies a year perish in abortions?) the education (and the defeatist attitude, which most of the school districts have towards our youth,) and also - about people's involvement; how voters' input could make things better. Because, legislators can't see all and know all; the government is way too large even in such a small province as New Brunswick.
There are several issues which John touches: the right to life and abortion (did you know that the waiting list for adoption in New Brunswick is about 8-10 years, while almost a thousand babies a year perish in abortions?) the education (and the defeatist attitude, which most of the school districts have towards our youth,) and also - about people's involvement; how voters' input could make things better. Because, legislators can't see all and know all; the government is way too large even in such a small province as New Brunswick.
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