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UK Doctor’s Claim of ‘Religious Discrimination’ Denied by Tribunal
The other day, we reported on a doctor in the United Kingdom who was crying “religious discrimination!,” due to the fact that she, according to
Christian Doctor in United Kingdom Playing Victim Card
Same story, different side of the pond: Dr Sheila Matthews wants to European Court to rule on whether professional medical advice regarding the best interests
Pentecostal Foster Parents in UK Going to Court to Fight for Right to Homophobia
This is one of those stories that, if you simply look at the bones of it, without any context, might seem as if, indeed, Christians
The Bad, Bad Samaritan
Good morning! I am Father John — standing in for Father Clifford Banes who is in court on unspecified charges today. Today we are blessed,
Peter LaBarbera Wets the Bed Over Gays, Muslims, Tony Blair, Some Church in Illinois, etc.
Hotty toddy godalmighty, we haven’t visited Peter in a while, have we? Let’s jump in the crazy pool: The Homosexual Activist Movement, aided and abetted
Pedophile-Protecting Pope Condemns Gay Equality Legislation in the UK
This is rich. The Guardian reports that, on the eve of his first visit to the United Kingdom, Pope Ratzi is condemning various legislation in
The Simpler Ex-Gay Final Solution
Eighteen months ago, British antigay activist Stephen Green was planning to open an “ex-gay” school to perform fake miracles against LGBT people — for a
While Britain and Canada Stand Up to Uganda, U.S. Races to the Bottom
The prime ministers of Britain and Canada last week protested, in the strongest terms, Uganda’s plan to execute its sexually active LGBT and HIV-positive citizens
UK’s United Reformed Church Slams Uganda’s Antigay Death-Penalty Bill
The United Reformed Church of the United Kingdom said Wednesday that it is “appalled” at the “draconian measures” in Uganda’s proposed antigay death penalty. The
Four Nations Take Steps to Protest Uganda’s Antigay Death Penalty
Four nations have taken preliminary action against the brewing human-rights disaster in Uganda. As previously reported, passage is expected in January of a law requiring
