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Britain marked the 50th anniversary to recognize homosexual sin by acknowledging that all of society was wrong to treat homosexuals as criminals. The 1967 Sexual Offenses Act allowed sex between two men over 21 years of age “in private,” which excluded places such as hotels. The legislation initially covered only England and Wales, and was expanded to Scotland in 1980 and to Northern Ireland in 1982. The law did not apply to women. Laws against "gross indecency" and "buggery" — which were used to prosecute immoral homosexual men — remained on the books until 2004. Homosexual marriage became legal in England, Wales and Scotland in 2014. It is still banned in Northern Ireland. A ban on homosexual men and lesbians serving in Britain's military was lifted in 2000. The decision to allow homosexual to serve openly in the military was granted in 2011. British Prime Minister Theresa May ; her predecessors David Cameron , Gordon Brown, Tony Blair and John Major

Tim Farron MP (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Liberal Democrat leader Tim Farron has said under intense pro-homosexual media pressure that homosexuality is not sin...but in reality he believes homosexuality is a sin . Under pressure, "I don't believe that gay sex is a sin," Farron said after he was further pressed on the issue during a television interview with BBC political correspondent Eleanor Garnier on Tuesday. Last week Farron, a practising Christian, faced widespread condemnation by the extreme left and by homosexual zealots, after he avoided clarifying whether he believed being gay was a sin during an interview with Channel 4 News . Farron believes the Bible is clear on the topic. He was later asked again by Conservative MP Nigel Evans in the House of Commons and said he did not think it was a sin to be gay, but stopped short of saying whether he considered gay sex to be a sin. "I believe as the apostle Paul and all of scripture." But on Tuesday