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Religious have no right to judgment on sexual orientation or gender identity : Comments
By Robin Banks, Anja Hilkemeijer and Rodney Croome, published 6/12/2018This means, for example, that a Jewish school can turn away a teacher if they are Christian, but not just because they are gay, transgender, Aboriginal or in a wheelchair.
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What does law have to do with religious values?
The religious aren't concerned with laws, they're concerned with sins.
Tell me is it ok to put a gun to a Muslim's head and force them to eat bacon?
- Because it's the exact same thing.
What happened to religious freedom?
You're forcing the religious entity to go against their religious beliefs, but the gay student who 'chooses' that particular school for prestige reputation isn't forced to go against theirs, and obviously does not support the schools religious beliefs - or the rights of other parents to decide the curriculum they want and pay for - for their kids.