State Probes Religious Foster Care Agencies Over Discrimination
Catholic, Lutheran, Evangelical groups get public funds yet reject gay parents

While we recognize that this is all part of the homosexual war against the Church and families, we find the idea of Christian organizations feeding at the nipples of the state and federal hog is unforgiveable. When you partake of Caesar’s table, you become subject to Caesar’s house rules.

More and more these days that means to Churches and Christian organizations putting themselves under the subjection of all of those who have been granted super-citizenship over all other American citizens.

Here now it is homosexual, lesbian, and transsexuals – seeking parenthood over innocents whom these seek to teach their evil perverse ways to and it seems many times sexually defile these children themselves.

All to soon we fear that will mean Muslims coming to these same organizations to snatch away otherwise Christian children to enter into Muslim servitude.

The commandment of the Lord is very clear here: Separate yourselves from everything that is unclean and that would seek to ensnare you or to entangle those in your charge.

Not to do so is to bring the ire and wrath of the Lord upon you, your household and in this case the whole of your church or organization. Yes, believers coming under the judgment of God is spoken of in the New Covenant. It is mentioned time after time in the Gospels, the Epistles and in the Book of Revelation.

Proverbs 16:22 Understanding is a wellspring of life unto him that hath it: but the instruction of fools is folly.

March 01, 2011
By Manya A. Brachear, Tribune reporter
Brian Cassella, Chicago Tribune

State officials are investigating whether religious agencies that receive public funds to license foster care parents are breaking anti-discrimination laws if they turn away openly gay parents.

If they are found in violation, Lutheran Child and Family Services, Catholic Charities in five regions and the Evangelical Child and Family Agency will have to license openly gay foster parents or lose millions of state dollars, potentially disrupting more than 3,000 foster children in their care.

Though Illinois legislators championing the civil union bill earlier this year insisted that religious institutions would not be forced to bless same-sex unions, it said nothing about same-sex parents.

Now, Attorney General Lisa Madigan, Gov. Pat Quinn's legal team and the Department of Children and Family Services are carefully researching the Illinois Human Rights Act, the Civil Union Act and the Illinois Constitution to determine whether they prohibit agencies from considering sexual orientation as a factor in foster care and adoption. In Illinois, all adults who adopt or become foster care providers must obtain foster care licenses.