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THE FALLACY OF TRANSGENDERISM — PART1 Revised
Transgenderism is a dialectical ploy of the Left being used to create compromise in our schools that results in the moral breakdown of our society. According to progressives today, dialectical thinking is all about ‘change’, how we perceive it, and … Continue reading
LEADING OUR CHILDREN TO THE FOOT OF THE CROSS
We live in an age of cultural warfare. Is there is anything especially unusual about that? No. Because governments have often suppressed Christianity with bloody violence, Tertullian is often quoted. The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the … Continue reading
KEEP RADICAL SEX EDUCATION OUT Of PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY — PART 3
On September 28th we held the Prince William & Manassas Family Alliance’s 2019 Fall Forum. The subject? Keeping radical sex education out of Prince William County. We videoed the event (broken up into four videos), and the videos are excellent. … Continue reading
Posted in 2019 Election, Citizen Responsibilities, culture, PWMFA Events
Tagged 2019 Election, Civic Duty, Concerned Parents and Educators of Fairfax County, culture war, education, Elizabeth L. Schultz, Fairfax County Public Schools, Family Life Education, government, Josh Hetzler, Meg Kilgannon, Prince William County School Board, Prince William County Schools, school board, schools
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ARE THESE QUESTIONS YOU WOULD LIKE THE CANDIDATES TO ANSWER? QUESTIONS FOR SHERIFF
Here are the questions we sent to the candidates running to serve as Prince William County’s Sheriff. Note that the form (2019 Sheriff survey, General Election) allows three answers: support, oppose, or undecided. When candidates respond, most insert a few … Continue reading
ARE THESE QUESTIONS YOU WOULD LIKE THE CANDIDATES TO ANSWER? QUESTIONS FOR MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Here are the questions we sent to the candidates running to serve on the Prince William County Board of Supervisors. Note that the form (2019 County supervisor survey–Family Alliance, General Election) allows three answers: support, oppose, or undecided. When candidates … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019 Election, Andrea Bailey, Ann Wheeler, Board of County Supervisors, christian voter guide, Civic Duty, culture war, Danny Funderburk, Donald Scoggins, Douglas Taggart, education, government, Gun Control, homosexuality, Jeanine Lawson, John Gray, Kenny Boddye, local politics, Maggie Hansford, Margaret Franklin, Muneer Baig., Pete Candland, Prince William, prince william county, Prince William County Virginia, Raheel Sheikh, religious freedom, Ruth Anderson, taxes, transportation, Victor Angry, Yesli Vega
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