The United Nations Earth Charter: A Threat to Christianity

The United Nations held the "Earth Summit" in Rio de Janeiro in 1992. The result of this international conference is a plan labeled "Agenda 21". "Agenda 21" is a blueprint of "sustainable planet". This plan is to maintain the environment of the 21st century and the Earth's economy through international treaties, protocols and standards. However, critics consider "Agenda 21" and its related initiatives (such as the "Earth Charter") as blueprints of the world government. In September 2002, the United Nations plans to bring together the leaders and representatives of Johannesburg, South Africa, various experts and various non-governmental organizations and to participate in the World Summit on Sustainable Development.

In order to build a sustainable global society, countries around the world reaffirm their commitments to the United Nations, fulfill their obligations under existing international agreements, and through legally binding international documents on the environment and development We must support the implementation of the Earth Charter. principle

Since publication, more and more countries and international organizations have adopted the vision of global sustainability, equity, justice and peace prescribed in the Earth Charter. It is expected to provide a productive basis for discussions on how to effectively implement sustainable civilization, regional, national, and international vision of dialogue. The multifaceted challenge mankind faced at the beginning of the third century is sending a clear signal that ordinary business is no longer an option anymore. In the 21st century, the world will change more dramatically than in the 20th century.

UN Charter: 70th anniversary commemorative doctor (Murray) (11: 40): House of Representatives: (l) Approve the signature of the 70th anniversary of the Charter of the United Nations on June 26, 2015 (2) (a) Australia is a UN organization (B) the United Nations Day, founded on 24th October 1945, (c) the signatory signatories agree: (i) that the signature of the Charter is " (Ii) Basic human rights and values ​​for people and women (iii) Conventions and other (2) Conventions to protect future generations from the scourge of war that brought twice-year suffering to humanity during our lifetime; To support justice arising from the source of international law and to establish conditions for respecting obligation, (iv) to promote better living standards for social progress and more free living, purpose: - tolerance , To live in harmony with our neighbors as a good neighbor; - We maintain international peace and security - accept the principles and methods to ensure that power is not used; - adopt international machinery for the promotion of economic and social development of all people; (3) Calling on all members of Congress and Senator Australia to celebrate the results of the past seven years at UN 0