From: Coalition for Marriage (C4M)
The Government’s LGBT Plan is an attack on the family
This week the Government announced a package of measures which amounts to an assault on marriage following a taxpayer-funded survey only open to homosexuals, bisexuals and transsexuals.
Proposals include:
Spending £4.5m of your money on an LGBT Action Plan which will promote the acceptance of homosexual adult relationships and transgenderism in schools, usurping the role of parents who may wish to teach their children the primacy of real marriage between a biological man and a biological woman.
Confirming that forthcoming compulsory relationships education for primary school children will be used to promote “LGBT+” issues, despite the fact that real marriage is strongly correlated with better outcomes later in life and should be taught as a priority instead.
Consulting on allowing anybody to change gender without seeing a doctor first, removing an important provision against bad faith in current law and undermining the idea that male and female are fixed biological realities and not a matter of choice. These plans are a sinister assault on women and children which should never have been put forward.
This Government has consistently bullied and ignored supporters of real marriage, choosing instead to pursue a path of indoctrination in schools and intimidation in the courts.
Real marriage supporters are often libelled as extremists by the press and politicians, but the reality is that it is the Government’s policy which is extreme and out of touch: a poll published this week found that only 18% of the general population agreed with Theresa May’s proposals to amend the Gender Recognition Act.
At a pivotal time for the future of the country it beggars belief that the Government should concern itself with attacking parents, children and biological reality in this way. In doing so they have proven themselves extreme, arrogant and totally out of touch.
Yours sincerely,
(Signed) Thomas Pascoe
Campaign Director
Coalition for Marriage (C4M)
Fun and games in Northern Ireland, AB.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-44735392
More than 200 ministers and elders in the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (PCI) have signed a letter expressing their "hurt, dismay and anger" over decisions made at its General Assembly last month.
The PCI adopted a new policy that means anyone in a same-sex relationship cannot be a full member of the Church.
It also means their children cannot be baptised.