Lectures by Scott Masson

At the heart of Ontario’s radical new sex-ed curriculum is the false belief in human autonomy and the perverse claim that children raise themselves. We may deny the reality of sin, but without Christ, can never truly free ourselves from the sense of guilt that accompanies it.

MOG2014 05: Biblical principles of justice have profound implications for our lives and callings. Conference speakers interact with questions on: sharia law, millennialism, welfare, the tithe, political activism, and the Christian future.

MOG2014 02: Twentieth-century academics have slanderously represented Christian beliefs and lifestyles as evil. Christianity is seen as the root of a fundamental social injustice which the progressive state must now eradicate.

Scott Masson gives a historical overview of how the philosophy behind the social justice movement developed in the west and now manifests itself in our culture.

When we seek to act as gods, determing life and death for ourselves, we create a culture of death. The God of scripture alone determines life and death and it is in and through Jesus Christ that we can have abundant life.

Christian education is meant to restore us to the image of God. State education invents the image of man.

Opponents of Christianity try to deny its veracity and legitimacy by likening it to cults and charlatans.

As beings created by God in His image, man’s identity is found in God’s will for him and is not something that man himself can invent.

God’s words are actions and always achieve the purpose for which they were made. Our laws need God’s words if they are to achieve anything.

The book of Genesis declares that God is the Creator and Lord of life. As such, his words on how we are to regard and value human life are not just important but authoritative.