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#109 Carlos Aguilera (ACL Communications Director) sits down with Peter Abetz (ACL WA State Director) to discuss Surrogacy and Euthanasia, two issues being discussed in WA parliament.

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Martyn Iles sits down with Wendy Francis [ACL QLD & NT State Director] to discuss #Abortion, the implications of the Jackie Trad Abortion Bill, why we care, why we’re #ForLife and why we need to protect and love women considering abortion.

Martyn Iles sits down with Alistair Coe MLA to discuss the challenges of public life.

Margaret Court is an internationally renowned former world No 1. Australian tennis player. She now pastors Victory Life Church and is a strong advocate for traditional marriage, using her public image to speak out on same sex marriage and more recently, religious freedom. 

Jesus told us to be lights in the darkness, and salt in the earth. What does that mean? And does it include political engagement?

This week on Voice for Values Martyn Iles interviews Hon Kevin Andrews MP about culture. Specifically, the Judeo-Western culture we enjoy in Australia, the freedoms which underpin it and current cultural influences that are undermining those freedoms. 

Euthanasia was defeated in the Federal Parliament recently against the odds. The numbers changed rapidly in a short period of time. That was once doctors and others had conversations with politicians and they simply changed their minds. 

On this week’s Voice for Values, ACL’s Managing Director Martyn Iles and Executive Director of Christian Leadership of Canada, Derek Ross continues to discuss about how changes to legislations, including to Freedom of Religion laws have affected the plight of all religious people in Canada. 

Are concerns about religious freedom just scaremongering? Or in the light of the same-sex marriage vote, should the church be concerned about freedom of religion, conscience and thought in Australia?