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WA's 19th Rally for Life petitions Parliament... 'Safe Schools' victories are positive steps... 'Gender reassignment' a harmful fad, doctor warns... Age-verification for porn sites to be implemented in the UK... Myths about the euthanasia debate... Early palliative care, not killing... Influencing the culture: Andrea Williams.

PRIORITIES FOR CHRISTIANS ENGAGING OUR CULTURE. By Dr David Phillips, BSc, PhD, ThA, National President, FamilyVoice Australia.         Christians who step out of the comfort zone of the church and into the world of cultural engagement are confronted by a bewildering array of issues. Should we be concerned about the economy, health education, the environment, abortion, defence, housing, violence, the family, corruption, democracy or what?     When constrained by limited time and resources, are some issues more worthy of being addressed by Christians than others? If so, what are the priority issues for Christians engaging our culture?

FUNDING FOR PARENTS - WHAT IS FAIR? By Roslyn Phillips, BSc, Dip Ed, National Research Officer & Richard Egan, BA, GradDipLibSc, National Policy Officer, FamilyVoice Australia.         Some businesses, and many Western governments, give women in the workforce an allowance equivalent to several months' pay after they have a baby.     Some people claim that paid parental leave is a "workplace entitlement" like holiday or sick pay, and all businesses should be required to fund it.

In this issue: Let's stand up for families...Your voice is being heard...Thank you for protecting the most vulnerable from euthanasia...From the National Director...Thank you for "Pressing on"!

In this issue:The elephantine Iceberg in the room... Senate to investigate porn's harm to kids... Why Hollywood won't make a movie about Brad... Letters to the editor... VIC: Ban on CHristian carols and the Bible... NSW: Sex work myths debunked... SA / NT: Warning against harmful abortion drugs... WA: Kalgoorlie hears former homosexual's story... Why 'All of Us' will not help all of us... WA Christians face possible death... The Queen's Bible message... Pastor found 'not guilty' of vilification 

In this issue: The danters of redefining marriage... The battles for our children... RadioGay... University of Sydney: religion under fire

In this issue: Election winner...Census bias... Physical discipline: is it ever OK?... 'Safe Schools': a parent speaks out

In this issue: Passing on the baton... Haters, rocks and Bill Shorten... Plebiscte block allows more time... A voice to our nation

TAQIYYA: ISLAM'S DOCTRINE OF DECEPTION. An edited extract from Mark Durie's book: The Third Choice: Islam, Dhimmitude and Freedom.         One of the most controversial television documentaries on Islam ever made in Britain was Undercover Mosque, which first aired on 15 January 2007.     The documentary, produced by the independent television company Hardcash Productions for Channel 4 series Dispatches presents film footage gathered from 12 months of secret investigation into msques throughout britain.

Affirming the historical Jesus at Christmas Christians may utilise the advent season to remind themselves and the world about the historical facts pertaining to the life of Jesus, and commend him as personal saviour and lord of all the nations. A starting point is to explain that the vast majority of scholars (Christian or not) regard the New Testament as a valuable historical source, and that ancient pagan Roman writers mention Jesus - though they gave him no respect!

In this issue: Will some remain more free than others?...State roundup...MPs disturbed by 'unsavoury' porn evidence...LEaving a legacy.

In this issue: Draft bills fail to protect religious freedom...Free speech threatened in Victoria...SA Developments...Government considers age verification filter...Ricky Chelette in WA...UK actress sacked for quoting the Bible takes legal action...'Kill Bill' follows abortion law...Euthanasia: An evil and unnecessary choice...From the National Director.