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The Australian Greens party has hardened its stance on the LGBT agenda in view of the 2019 federal elections to the Senate on May 18 and the House of Representatives on November 2. The long list of “LGBTIQ+” policies the Greens want to implement includes a commitment to end an existing program funding the presence of religious chaplains in public schools and to use the money in favor of “secular” and “inclusive” support for “diverse” students. Other anti-religious initiatives are included on the list, in particular, “the removal of religious exemptions from anti-discrimination laws.” Religious and private schools are especially targeted. The Australian Greens are a nominally environmentalist organization that started with “ecological” concerns. From its creation in 1992, the left-leaning party not only campaigned for “sustainability” but also for “social justice,” participative democracy and pacifism, in the vein of the Green movement that had objectively supported the Soviet ...

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg says he wants to use his platform to build a worldwide “ inclusive community .” However, a Christian ‘vlogger’ found out there appears to be no room in it for her as long as she quotes Bible passages about homosexuality. Elizabeth Johnston, aka the “ Activist Mommy ,” says there is a big disconnect between Zuckerberg’s recent call for a global “inclusive community” and Facebook’s “ censorship of Christians .”   “They are muzzling me and my biblical message while Mark Zuckerberg claims that FB is unbiased,” she stated in a news release. She has had her page frozen three times now, twice in seven days, because of her posts. Last week, she posted her argument that the Bible condemns homosexuality, using Old and New Testament sources. Facebook summarily removed the post and suspended her access to the page. It also stripped her of her ability to respond to private comments for three days. Once she was unfrozen, she complained about ce...

An Australian Catholic bishop appointed by Pope Francis is defending himself against reports that he challenged Catholic teaching on homosexuality in a lecture last month. But in a  statement  released today meant to set the record straight, the bishop nevertheless suggested that to “accept a person’s sexual identity” is in line with Church teaching . Meanwhile, an Australian priest has composed a  detailed analysis  exposing how the bishop's position "manifests serious flaws and errors". “The lecture was an effort on my part to articulate an understanding of the vision of Pope Francis of what the church is and our response to this vision in the light of the challenges we face today,” Bishop Vincent Long Van Nguyen of the Catholic diocese of Parramatta stated in a press release. Bishop Long said that part of Pope Francis’ vision is about “being inclusive,” which includes the “ability to create and nurture a welcoming space for all people, including those...