Australia: LGBT teaching young infants about homosexuality

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English: Daniel Andrews at the afternoon tea f...
English: Daniel Andrews at the afternoon tea following a ceremony held to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Kew Cemetary. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
In Australia there is an intense political battle going on in that nation for the rights of children which are now being contested by rainbow politics. If you’ve been following the news you will have also seen there is confusion in the government over the timing of the people’s vote on marriage.

The controversial “Safe Schools” program, which teaches kids their gender can be what they want it to be, is being reviewed by the federal government. In Victoria, premier Daniel Andrews is wanting to force this program on all high schools.

And if all this was not enough, news broke on the weekend of a gender and sex education program for toddlers in childcare centres to be rolled out nationally next month. Children have a right, wherever possible, to their mother and father - something same-sex marriage makes impossible. Children also have a right to a childhood without sexualised programs now mooted to start in childcare.

Meanwhile, Archbishop Julian Porteous remains before the Tasmanian Anti-Discrimination Commission. His crime? Distributing a booklet outlining basic Christian teaching on marriage. All of this is very serious and is the reason why we must all work to preserve marriage in the up-coming people’s vote. The same-sex marriage political agenda is reaching into every area of life. Sitting out of the political contest for ideas is not an option.

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