A Critical Exploration of Faith and Morality
Dive Deep into the Origins of Religion and Its Impact on Society
Thomasville, NC, USA – WEBWIRE – Tuesday, April 9, 2024
Holier Than Thou is a compelling study that delves into the real roots of religions and their development throughout history. Offering a critical review of the scriptures of Christianity and Islam, it exposes major weaknesses and illegalities while proposing recommendations for corrective action.
Author Constantine Grey Ghikadis, a former Vice President of National Bank of Canada and seasoned property developer, brings his keen analytical skills to bear in Holier Than Thou. With a CPA degree from Queens University, Ontario, Canada, Greys background lends credibility to his insightful exploration of religious origins and their societal implications.
Holier Than Thou offers readers a fresh perspective on religion, drawing from both evolutionary theory and historical analysis. Greys meticulous research and balanced approach shed light on the structure of religious morality and the complexities of religious violence, inviting readers to engage with this compelling subject matter in a meaningful way.
With a focus on understanding religions place in contemporary society, the book advocates for respect while acknowledging diverse paths to leading a virtuous life and fostering harmony among neighbors.
Discover the groundbreaking insights of Holier Than Thou and gain a deeper understanding of the realities of religion. Available for order from Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and other major book retailers worldwide.
Backgrounder The Airport Critical Infrastructure Program (ACIP) is a new contribution funding program to help Canada’s larger airports make critical investments in safety, security or connectivity to mass transit. The Airport Critical Infrastructure Program (ACIP) is a new contribution funding program to help Canada’s larger airports make critical investments in safety, security or connectivity to mass transit. With $489.6 million available over five years, the Program will help eligible airports mitigate the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, as part of the Government of Canada’s strategy to ensure that Canada’s air transportation system provides Canadians with choice, connectivity and affordable air travel. Canada’s world-leading network of airports has been put under substantial financial strain as a result of the dramatic decline in passenger travel resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. Infrastructure projects, including those at airports, are generally long horizon investments with years of planning beforehand and many years of benefits thereafter. Funding may be provided to owners and/or operators of the following types of airports: National Airport System (NAS) airports with annual passenger volumes of over 525,000 passengers (as of December 2019) Non-NAS Airports with annual passenger volumes of over 525,000 passengers (as of December 2019) Eligible projects include: Safety-related projects (e.g., runway and lighting rehabilitation) Infrastructure projects for the purposes of operational efficiency and/or to enhance security at airports Improvements to mass transit connections at airports More information on ACIP, including program eligibility requirements and funding application process, can be found here: https://tc.canada.ca/en/programs/airport-critical-infrastructure-program Today, Bill C-14, An Act to implement certain provisions of the economic statement tabled in Parliament on November 30, 2020 and other measures received Royal Assent, providing support to Canadian families with young children, young people and recent grads, and businesses hit hardest by the pandemic. May 6, 2021 – Ottawa, Ontario – Department of Finance Canada Today, Bill C-14, An Act to implement certain provisions of the economic statement tabled in Parliament on November 30, 2020 and other measures received Royal Assent, providing support to Canadian families with young children, young people and recent grads, and businesses hit hardest by the pandemic. The passage of Bill C-14 is an essential step to implementing measures from the 2020 Fall Economic Statement. The measures adopted as part of Bill C-14 include: Immediate support for low- and middle-income families who are entitled to the Canada Child Benefit. Up to an additional $1,200 for each child under the age of six will be provided to families this year. This temporary assistance, which families will begin receiving in the coming weeks, will directly benefit about 1.6 million families and more than two million children. “With the passage of Bill C-14, our government will deliver long-awaited support to Canadian families and Canadian businesses to bridge them through the pandemic and ensure they are ready for recovery, and ready to come roaring back.” The Honourable Chrystia Freeland, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Canada – Airport Critical Infrastructure Program
Canada – Legislation for Critical Pandemic Support Receives Royal Assent
Waiving interest on Canada Student Loans’ and Canada Apprentice Loans’ federal portion until March 2022. In Budget 2021, the government proposed to extend this measure for an additional year, until March 2023.
Amending the Income Tax Act to allow the Canada Emergency Rent Subsidy to recognize rent payable as an eligible expense when it becomes due so businesses can access the subsidy before the expense is actually paid.
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