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| Blog Name: | Tony\s Queer Blog |
| Url: | http://cultureboy.wordpress.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Gay, Queer, Australia |
| Description: | A blog by a Gay Catholic advocate in Brisbane Australia |
| Popularity: | 5 Followers |
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The Anti-Gay Highway: New Report Details Mutually Beneficial Relationship Between US Evangelicals an
A new report documents the trend of evangelicals like Rick Warren exporting sexuality issues to Africa, whose clergy, in turn, support the minority antigay view in mainline denominations, weakening them. The author of the report speaks with RD at length about what he found. Read full report here
A new report documents the trend of evangelicals like Rick Warren exporting sexuality issues to Africa, whose clergy, in turn, support the minority antigay view in mainline denominations, weakening them. The author of the report speaks with RD at length about what he found. Read full report here
Recent reports from The Liberty Line
Liberty Line web Australian Catholic Bishop Backs Equal Rights for Gay Couples The Adelaide Archdiocese in Australia has given support for a South Australian Parliamentary Bill giving gay and lesbian couples access to the rights enjoyed by heterosexual couples. The Advertiser reports that Archbishop Philip Wilson threw his support behind the Statute Amendment (Relationships) Bill “so th
Liberty Line web Australian Catholic Bishop Backs Equal Rights for Gay Couples The Adelaide Archdiocese in Australia has given support for a South Australian Parliamentary Bill giving gay and lesbian couples access to the rights enjoyed by heterosexual couples. The Advertiser reports that Archbishop Philip Wilson threw his support behind the Statute Amendment (Relationships) Bill “so th
GHANA’S CHALLENGES WITH HOMOSEXUALITY
One of the themes of Ghana’s 50th anniversary of independence was to review the country’s progress so far. Ghana@50 provided an opportunity to assess the country’s progress as an independent nation, with a focus on how to continue improvements and overcome challenges of the future. Recently there have been accusations that the celebrations were a waste of valuable resources and whether this is true or not, there should also be a reminder of the practical gains that can be made during a period of reflection. It is important when a review of a country takes place that a critical eye is used to look over the origins and reasons for the value
One of the themes of Ghana’s 50th anniversary of independence was to review the country’s progress so far. Ghana@50 provided an opportunity to assess the country’s progress as an independent nation, with a focus on how to continue improvements and overcome challenges of the future. Recently there have been accusations that the celebrations were a waste of valuable resources and whether this is true or not, there should also be a reminder of the practical gains that can be made during a period of reflection. It is important when a review of a country takes place that a critical eye is used to look over the origins and reasons for the value
Breaking News:Church can reject gays, single mums
Gay rights advocates have criticised slated changes to Victoria’s equal opportunity laws that will continue to allow religious organisations to discriminate against gays and single parents. State Attorney-General Rob Hulls says a new Equal Opportunity Bill will be introduced into parliament next year. Under the changes, religious groups will no longer be able to discriminate on the grounds of race, disability, age, physical features, political belief or breastfeeding Read Full Story from Nine MSN News here Follow discussion on
Gay rights advocates have criticised slated changes to Victoria’s equal opportunity laws that will continue to allow religious organisations to discriminate against gays and single parents. State Attorney-General Rob Hulls says a new Equal Opportunity Bill will be introduced into parliament next year. Under the changes, religious groups will no longer be able to discriminate on the grounds of race, disability, age, physical features, political belief or breastfeeding Read Full Story from Nine MSN News here Follow discussion on
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