Cadence of Conflict: Asia, November 28, 2016

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A government defining marriage only claims to be about marriage between humans, but it is actually about marriage between Church and State. By asking government to define human marriage, Americans have already returned to the Church of the Holy Government, which the pilgrims left in the early 1600’s.

Originally, both questions of marriage began in the West. Same-sex marriage is about to become legal in Taiwan. And, the Pope is about to strike a deal with Communist China.

A Bishop in Hong Kong, among others, objects to an agreement between the Chinese government and the Vatican because it would allow Beijing to vet Bishops how Beijing vets Hong Kong politicians. The results among Catholics might mirror the results among Hong Kongers. Interestingly, that bishop in Hong Kong already falls within the jurisdiction of both Beijing and the Vatican, just as much as he objects to both finding a union. Either he is incredibly insightful of both or incredibly foolish to make enemies with his unified superiors.

Bloomberg is focused on China’s military-based space expeditions. The thinkers think that China should teach Trump how to make America export again. Today, 10,000 people congregated outside Taiwan’s legislature in support of a law to recognize same-sex marriage, and the West barely noticed.

China’s growing parenting extreme sweeps the U.S. | News.com.au

PHOTO: 10,000 people Legislature in Taipei to support new same-sex marriage law | Sunflower Movement

Pope’s possible deal with China would ‘betray Christ’, says Hong Kong cardinal | Guardian

Exclusive: Vatican and China in final push for elusive deal on bishops | Reuters

Pope Francis’ deal with China is a disaster | Week

What China’s ‘export machine’ can teach Trump about globalization | Conversation

This Remote Military Base Is Where China Blasts Humans Into Space | Bloomberg

China’s Secretive Space Program Threatens NASA’s Dominance | Bloomberg