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Tag Archives: Homosexuality
Hold Your Nerve, Cameron. History Will Deal With The Dinosaurs.
David Cameron must be applauded for his admirable stance on equal marriage.
Has the Catholic Church hit the Self-Destruct Button?
What in the Devil’s name is happening at the Catholic Church?
Same sex marriage: same old prejudices
“We’re not homophobic”, say MPs who vote against legal equality for homosexuals despite gold-plated legal safeguards ensuring religious freedom.
Anne Atkins and Michael Portillo: fashionable nonsense
Freedom of conscience isn’t for everyone, and gender equality is a “fashion”.
Shoulder to Shoulder with UKIP and Nigel Farage
Careful which political party you join. UKIP, you lose.
FAO The FA
I’m sick of it
Please, Sir, I Want To Talk About Racism
Health and safety notice: this article is about racism.
Gay Marriage And Religion: The Only Solution In The Village
This one will run and run until we acknowledge the oversized elephant in the room: the established church. And then laugh loudly in its face.
Banksy, Christmas, Christianity and Work
I liked this article on the BBC website about Banksy’s Cardinal Sin sculpture, which was “designed as a response to the child abuse scandal in the Catholic church”, and in particular I was fond of this comment from the artist:
“The statue? I guess you could call it a Christmas present. At this time of year it’s easy to forget the true meaning of Christianity – the lies, the corruption, the abuse.”
Kiss Me Next, Pope!
Is there anything wrong with a picture of the Pope kissing an imam?
Back in Your Cage, Widdecombe
With all the serenity and poise of a beached whale, Ann Widdecombe has waded in to support religiously-inspired discrimination, and she has appointed herself as the official spokesperson for all Christians. Oh, and all Christians are homophobic, apparently.
I Don’t Understand David Starkey
Dr. Starkey seems to think that religiously-inspired discrimination is fine. I’m puzzled.
Legal System 1-0 Religious Bigots
In a landmark ruling the High Court has held that the law applies to everyone (including Pentecostalists).
