Welcome to the Daily article podcast for Tuesday, October the 11th, 2022. Today's article is

narrated by Chris Elkins and written by Dr. Jim Denison. This is a story from Australia, but it has

direct implications for Americans and anywhere else people embrace biblical truth and morality.

Andrew Thornburn was chief executive of the Australian Football League Club Essendon

only a day before reports emerged that he was also the layboard chairman of an Anglican Church called City on a Hill.

In 2013, the church published an article urging people

with same-sex attraction to seek help from senior Christians

to survive these temptations.

A 2013 sermon also stated that while we look back

with sadness and disgust over concentration camps,

future generations will look back with sadness at disgust over concentration camps. Future generations will look back with sadness

at the legal murder of hundreds of thousands of human beings every day through medicine and in the

name of freedom. Daniel Andrew, premier of the Australian state of Victoria, told reporters,

those views are absolutely appalling. I don't support those

views. That kind of intolerance, that kind of hatred, bigotry is just wrong. Escendant President

Dave Barham quickly issued a statement. We acted immediately to clarify the publicly espoused views on the organization's official website,

which are in direct contradiction to our values as a club.

Thornburn resigned his position as a result, stating,

Today it became clear to me that my personal Christian faith is not tolerated or permitted in the public square, or at least by some,

and perhaps by many. I was being required to compromise beyond a level that my conscience allowed.

Dr. Albert Moller is right. This story tells us a great deal about the velocity of social and moral change and the challenges that will

face Christians, if not immediately, then very quickly. If we want job security, he suggests

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