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Claiming (falsely) that speaking against same-sex “marriage” and transgenderism kills people forces politically incorrect dissenters to remain silent. In 2015, “a major study published in Science, which purported to show that personal canvassing by  LGBT people  had an amazingly large effect on people’s opinions,”  reported   National Review ’s  Maggie Gallagher , it “was revealed to have been entirely faked, and in ways that one lone grad student, David Broockman, found easy to debunk. (The ‘scholar’ had even created easily checked fake grants from real foundations, thanking them publicly for grants they had never made.)” More recently, a study by a  Columbia University  researcher asserting that  minority stress is causing gays to die  a full 12 years earlier than straights has been debunked. The study’s authors said when it was released, “the results of this study suggest a broadening of the consequences of prejudice to include premature death.” The press loved the story

Do you want to loose your religious Freedoms ? The LGBTQI folk are not asking but are demanding all religious restrictions be removed so they can do whatever they want. They will talk in terms of hate, discrimination, intolerance, unfairness. But once religious freedoms are gone they will not come back. the UK and USA are prime examples where promises were made then watered down fast.  This is a submission to the Ruddock enquiry. Make up your own and submit it here Freedom of religion is more than freedom to worship, it is freedom to live out one’s Biblical faith in public. This freedom must be protected in all government contracts, universities, and various workplaces. Employment associations must not have the right to refuse any application by Christians who hold the view of Biblical marriage . Christian Parents must have the right to be notified of and then withdraw their children from public school classes teaching any form of L

TURNBULL AND HIS HOMOSEXUAL TEAM SHOULD BE VOTED OUT! When Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull declared that he cherished religious freedom even above the rights of same-sex couples to marry, many people took him at his word. However, that view has been marked down by the seeming greater political imperative to push through a marriage redefinition bill before Parliament rises for the end of the year. Why the rush? TURNBULL AND HIS HOMOSEXUAL TEAM SHOULD BE VOTED OUT! The PM has had such a horror stretch over recent months it has become apparent that he sees that a victory on redefining marriage will be, if not his saviour, at least his signature piece of legislation for the year. How foolish to think this way while 5 million want him gone. Indeed, it is likely that the entire Turnbull prime-ministership will be remembered for this one achievement – laws to permit two people of whatever sex or gender identity the legal right to marry. Immorality and insanity. Mr Turnbull seems re

An appeal to my fellow conservatives: please stop congratulating that chap who has his boot on your neck. Even Tony Abbott did it, telling parliament on 7th December, ‘I congratulate the Yes campaign for its victory’ as if the debate about same-sex marriage was a cricket match, not a profound struggle for our families and freedoms. The Yes campaign shows no such magnanimity. Bill Shorten famously called No voters ‘haters crawling out from under rocks’ while Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews urged a rainbow crowd to ‘get mad and get even’. On the last day of debate, leaders of the Yes campaign in the gallery applauded a reference to ‘the erosion of religious liberty’, which they regard as a license to hate. This No voter has felt that boot on the neck: vandalism at work, multiple threats of violence, a vexatious case before the Anti-Discrimination Commission, a ban on my book by a major printer, and on it goes. Others have fared much worse, and the harassing of dissenters will onl

SYDNEY , Australia ,  — The lower house of the Australian Parliament voted to legalize homosexual “marriage” today. The Marriage Amendment Bill 2017 passed nearly unanimously, with only four members of Parliament voting “No.” Late last month, the Australian Senate   passed the legislation. Cheers erupted in the chamber and outside when the vote was announced. A majority of Australians considered the sanctioning of same-sex “marriage” a positive move. “This is Australia: fair, diverse, loving and filled with respect,” Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull   said . “For every one of us this is a great day.” But the PM statment is a lie as people of faith this was a day of mourning. The PM also promised religious freedom during thcampaing and then shifted those questions to a committee. This one leader has brough total disrepute to the nation of Australia. He fall s under God's condemantion of Romans 1:32 - who encourages those to perfrom the abomination of homosexual sin. Th

We keep hearing that the rainbow crusade for marriage was only about “love is love”, but the reaction on social media last week tells you that hatred played a part too. “Eat shit, Lyle” was trending on Twitter the day Liberal Senator Dean Smith’s same-sex marriage bill passed through Parliament. Lyle is Lyle Shelton , head of the Australian Christian Lobby . Grinding him into the dust was a higher priority than celebrating love for Yes campaigners of the Fourth Estate, such as Clementine Ford and Benjamin Law, who piled onto the Twitter meme of the day. Rob Stott, of online rag Junkee, boasted that his story showcasing the worst Shelton tweets was “doing more traffic than the actual story about marriage equality passing”. That says it all. “ Australia has done it. What a day for love, for equality, for respect,” Malcolm Turnbull declared triumphantly. Well, Lyle Shelton didn’t get a lot of respect on Thursday. And by abusing the most effective spokesman for the No campaign, wha

Legislation re-defining marriage to include same sex couples passed its final third reading stage in the Commonwealth House of Representatives this evening Australian time , December 7. The  Marriage Amendment (Definition and Religious Freedoms) Bill  2017  will soon become law when it receives the Royal Assent . In this post I want to start exploring some immediate implications for religious freedom and other “law and religion” issues. The Next Steps The Bill was not amended in debate in the House of Representatives over the last few days from the form in which it passed the Senate, where it had been introduced as a Private Senator’s Bill. Like all Commonwealth legislation, it now needs to receive the Royal Assent from the Governor-General . However, it is important to note that its substantive provisions (the changes to the  Marriage Act  1961 and the consequential changes to other legislation) will not commence until a further proclamation following Royal Assent has