Here’s this week’s episode of Shout Out Patriots:
Federal tax dollars to “promote atheism worldwide” (
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When Congressman Jim Banks of Indiana made the startling
revelation (
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) on June 30 that our U.S. State Department was using taxpayer
money to fund a program to “promote atheism worldwide,” the news
was met with little fanfare, criticism, or outrage.
As quickly as the story hit the news, it vaporized in a blink of
an eye, perhaps faster than that shocking news story of Joe Biden
taking showers with his daughter (
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But imagine if the State Department was caught funding a program
to send Christian missionaries worldwide to spread the Gospel of
Christ.
There would be lawsuits, congressional hearings, and a complete
media meltdown.
The State Department said (
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) its atheist outreach program was funded through its Bureau of
Democracy, Human Rights and Labor (DRL) in the form of one or two
$500,000 grants.
The objective was “to combat discrimination, harassment, and
abuses against atheist, humanist, non-practicing and
non-affiliated individuals.”
There was NO mention of the grant helping combat the abuses of
foreign powers against Jews or Christians, such as those living
in Pakistan or China.
“It is one thing for the Department to be tolerant and respectful
of a wide range of belief systems, and to encourage governments
to respect the religious freedom interests of their citizens.
“It is quite another for the United States government to work
actively to empower atheists, humanists, non-practicing, and
non-affiliated [individuals],“ Congressman Banks, along with 14
other Members of Congress, wrote to Secretary of State, Antony
Blinken.
In this episode (
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) of Shout Out Patriots, our team raises questions about the
constitutionality of the State Department’s atheist and humanist
outreach program and whether that taxpayer money actually went
where it was intended.
Perhaps that money never left the United States. Instead, maybe
it’s sitting in the coffers of radical atheist and humanist
groups inside America, ready to fund crippling lawsuits against
Christians and Jews for exercising their First Amendment rights.
Who knows for sure? But one thing we do know, the State
Department is in no hurry to cough up answers to Congressman
Banks’ hard-hitting questions (
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