Manhattan Declaration: A Call of Christian Conscience
Dear Friends,
I received the message below from a godly man and good friend of mine and of Family Talk, Mr. Chuck Colson, regarding an urgent matter of religious liberty that I believe deserves the attention and participation of all Christians. I will be addressing this issue on my radio program very soon, but I ask today that you take a few minutes to read the Manhattan Declaration, and consider standing with us by signing this critical petition that is important to both the Church and our nation.
The Manhattan Declaration is a statement of principles, not a political action plan. The Declaration's aim is to alert secular leaders and other influences of our culture that Christians of many different traditions are already united in fundamental convictions regarding biblical morality and conscience.
You may read the Manhattan Declaration here, and follow by signing the petition simply by clicking here.
In Christ and unity,
James C. Dobson, Ph.D.
President and Founder
Family Talk
Dear Friends,
I received the message below from a godly man and good friend of mine and of Family Talk, Mr. Chuck Colson, regarding an urgent matter of religious liberty that I believe deserves the attention and participation of all Christians. I will be addressing this issue on my radio program very soon, but I ask today that you take a few minutes to read the Manhattan Declaration, and consider standing with us by signing this critical petition that is important to both the Church and our nation.
The Manhattan Declaration is a statement of principles, not a political action plan. The Declaration's aim is to alert secular leaders and other influences of our culture that Christians of many different traditions are already united in fundamental convictions regarding biblical morality and conscience.
You may read the Manhattan Declaration here, and follow by signing the petition simply by clicking here.
In Christ and unity,
James C. Dobson, Ph.D.
President and Founder
Family Talk
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