It was inevitable.
Same-sex marriage generally heralds persecution of those who disagree.
In Scotland, the Archbishop-designate Tartaglia sees himself going to jail over this issue.
Let's hope sanity prevails in New Zealand.
Related link: MPs to vote on gay marriage
Same-sex marriage generally heralds persecution of those who disagree.
In Scotland, the Archbishop-designate Tartaglia sees himself going to jail over this issue.
“I could see myself going to jail possibly at some point over the next 15 years, if God spares me, if I speak out,” Archbishop Tartaglia said in an interview with STV News July 24
His comments came just a day before the Scottish government announced it would legislate in favor of same-sex “marriage.” Archbishop Tartaglia warned that the redefinition of marriage will have “enormous implications for religious liberty”
“I am deeply concerned that today, defending the traditional meaning of marriage is almost considered ‘hate speech’ and branded intolerant. Such a response is undemocratic, closes debate and is highly manipulative,” he told EWTN News on July 24
Last month the leading Scottish lawyer Aidan O’Neill warned that same-sex “marriage” legislation will radically undermine religious liberty in Scotland.
He predicted that a change in the law could result in employees being fired for opposing same-sex “marriage,” ministers and priests being sued for refusing to allow “wedding” ceremonies to take place in their churches, school children being forced to attend homosexual history lessons, and couples being rejected as foster parents if they oppose the new legislation
Let's hope sanity prevails in New Zealand.
Related link: MPs to vote on gay marriage