Say NO to homosexual civil unions in Queensland

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Parliament House, Brisbane, Australia.
Parliament House, Brisbane, Australia. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Urgent: Please sign the e-petition to the Qld Parliament today calling for the Government to honour its election promise to repeal marriage-mimicking Civil Partnership laws

A week ago, activists set up an e-petition to the Queensland Parliament urging the LNP to renege from its election promise to repeal marriage-mimicking Civil Partnership laws.
It is very important that we show Premier Campbell Newman and the LNP that we appreciate their commitment to honouring their election promise and to honouring the place of marriage in Qld society.
ACL has established an e-petition to the Queensland Parlaiment entitled ‘Defending Marriage in Queensland’. Could I ask you to please sign and also pass on to others.
Last week we heard the news that the Danish Parliament has now passed a law forcing churches to perform homosexual weddings.

Denmark was the first country in the world to legalise civil unions. There is a clear progression in the activists’ agenda which has now led to churches being compelled to perform homosexual weddings.

Danish pastors can object to performing a homosexual wedding but under the new law, the church hierarchy must find a replacement pastor so the church wedding can proceed.
Please sign NOW. Let’s not be a silent majority.

Australian Christian Lobby Qld Director
On behalf of the Australian Marriage Forum


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