VIDEO OF BOY "COMING OUT" TO HIS FATHER IN MCDONALD'S TAIWAN
BUILDING MONUMENTS TO TOLERANCE
IN JERUSALEM
McDONALD’S PROMOTING MORAL RELATIVISM & TOLERANCE
BY DAVID CLOUD
republished below in full unedited for informational, educational, and research purposes:
McDONALD’S PROMOTING MORAL RELATIVISM/TOLERANCE (Friday Church News Notes, April 15, 2016, www.wayoflife.org, fbns@wayoflife.org, 866-295-4143) -
McDonald’s has joined the frenzy by major international corporations to promote acceptance of homosexuality. An ad in Taiwan features a boy “coming out” to his father in a McDonald’s restaurant. When the boy writes “I like boys” on a McCafe coffee cup and slides it across the table, the father initially seems upset and walks away, but he quickly returns and writes on his own cup. “I accept that you like boys.” “Music swells and the boy cries tears of joy. The spot closes with the tag, ‘Let there be more warmth in conversation’” (“McDonald’s Ad,” Fox News, Mar. 10, 2016). The fundamental theme is non-judgmentalism, tolerance, and moral relativism, which is a major doctrine of the New Age. Those who resist the doctrine are considered enemies of man’s evolution and of world peace. “Love” and oneness and unity must prevail, while “intolerance” must be rejected. This is a major theme in Israel today as witnessed by the Tolerance Monument in Jerusalem. The sculpture is a broken column with the two halves held together by an olive tree. The explanation says, “Between the branches of the olive tree a new seed is sprouting, a golden grain of tolerance.” It was reported in February of this year that Jerusalem’s Zion Square is being renamed Tolerance Square in memory of Shira Banki, a 16-year-old stabbed to death during the 2015 Gay Pride parade. Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat says the redesigned space “will be used as a place of tolerance and meeting, a place that will exemplify the values and beliefs of Banki” (“Zion Square to be memorial,” Times of Israel, Feb. 15, 2016). A new $100 million Museum of Tolerance is also being constructed in Jerusalem. (For more about the New Age emphasis on tolerance see The New Age Tower of Babel, available in print and eBook formats from www.wayoflife.org.)
