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Justice Michael Kirby, High Court of Australia (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Slogans such as ‘marriage equality’ and ‘equal love’ have dominated the gay marriage debate so far. But as the federal parliament inches closer to dealing with the three ‘marriage equality’ bills that are before it, we are finally beginning to see their consequences. During the recent Senate Hearings into one of the bills, the Green’s Marriage Equality Amendment Bill, former High Court Justice Michael Kirby was asked what logical reason could be given for not extending ‘marriage equality’ to other configurations of love such as consenting polygamous and polyamorous ones. “The question that is before the parliament at the moment is the question of equality for homosexual people,” he told the Senate.“There may be, in some future time, some other question. The lesson in courts and in the parliament, I suggest, is that you take matters step by step.” And it is clear by recent events that there are those who are

The ABC reports: Government backbencher Warren Entsch has introduced a bill to legalise same-sex marriage in the lower house, despite knowing it is highly unlikely to go to a vote before the next election. In his address to parliament Mr Entsch warned of a "divided nation" unless gay marriage is legalised. "The main purpose of this bill is not a complex one. It is to give same-sex couples in Australia the same right to marry the person they love as that which is currently only granted by law to heterosexual couples," he told the chamber. What Entsch doesn't understand if his legislation is approved the nation will STILL BE DIVIDED "This bill is designed to promote an inclusive Australia, not a divided one. A divided nation is what we will be if we continue to allow discrimination in relation to marriage on the basis of a person's sexuality." Entsch Homosexual marriage bill contains no safeguards for anybody or organization that disagr

As the Australian Federal Parliament reconvenes, in a week that will see yet another same-sex 'marriage' Bill tabled, the Australian Marriage Forum has placed a full page Ad in The Australian, challenging the injustice of so-called “marriage equality”. “It is time to take the gay lobby down from their moral high horse”, said Dr David van Gend, President of the Australian Marriage Forum. “They are obsessed with an adult-centred view of “marriage equality” that removes just discrimination against homosexual adults while inflicting unjust discrimination against children”, he said. “If 'equality' for adults can only come at the cost of inequality for kids, where is the justice in that?” Dr van Gend asked. “If 'equal love' for two gay men can only come at the cost of destroying the primal love between a mother and her baby, what is loving about that?” “And if a movement that has demanded 'tolerance' of society now shows gross intolerance of anybody who disag

THE Australian House of Representatives could have its first openly-gay MP if the Labor Party ’s new candidate for the Brisbane electorate Pat O’Neill is successful in the next Federal Election. This announcement now clearly shows what Labors values in its candidates - immorality and hatred and rejection towards God. O’Neill, defeated former Brisbane City Council candidate Philip Anthony in a preselection battle for the seat currently held by Liberal-National MP Teresa Gambaro with a margin of 1.13 per cent. While the Senate has been destroyed by its first openly-gay member decades ago, that immoral milestone is yet to happen again in Federal Parliament ’s lower house. Surely Australians need to be aware of this agenda -. O’Neil in his worldview said, " I think it’s a reflection of society. We’ve seen support for marriage equality, which hasn’t always had popular support and now is overwhelmingly supported. So I think running as someone who is openly gay in the past w

Prime Minister David Cameron has vowed to use his government’s new same-sex "marriage” law to spread the doctrine of homosexual “marriage” all over the world. At a reception at No. 10 Downing St. today for 150 leaders of the British homosexual lobby, Cameron said that together they had set “an example of how to pass good legislation in good time. Many other countries are going to want to copy this.” PM David Cameron meets with homosexual activists. “I’m going to export the bill team,” he joked. “I think they can be part of this global race and take [marriage redefinition] around the world.” Cameron told the assembled group he was “personally proud” to be “probably the only Conservative prime minister who’s taken this step.” He particularly noted the influence that the legislation will have as a teaching instrument for young people. “Young children growing up at school, who might be uncertain about their sexuality, knowing that now, in the highest place in the la

Labor backbencher Graham Perrett , who has two gay brothers and three heterosexual brothers, chaired a parliamentary inquiry into the issue, and strongly backs changes to the Marriage Act . "It is important to remember that God did not write the Marriage Act," Mr Perrett wrote in his report. "It is written by lawyers and legislators and must reflect the views and values of today. The love between same-sex couples is no different to that of opposite-sex couples, and deserves no less the public recognition, celebration and symbolism which the wonderful institution of marriage bestows." But fellow Labor backbencher John Murphy disagrees, saying the push for same-sex marriage is not about equality or human rights, and should be reserved for "people of the opposite sex". The churches of Australia, Christians and other people of faith completely disagree with Perrett postmodern view of marriage, as if it was created first in Australia. God created marriag