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Family and Sexual Ethics

The family is the most foundational building block for society. The loving union of one man and one woman is the normal God-given context for children to be born and raised. This pattern for married life has been under attack for all of human history. Divorce, homosexuality and transsexualism are three of the most significant challenges to God’s pattern for family in today’s society.

“So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.” Genesis 1:27

Media Appearances

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Disneyland's London HQ refuses petition protesting the first Gay Pride Parade in Paris
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Can science “produce an answer to homosexuality"?
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Andrea Williams update on Richard Page's case against Lord Chancellor and Lord Chief Justice

Articles

  • Church shunned over leaflet on homosexuality
    November 15th, 2011
    A church in Liverpool has been ostracised from other community groups in the city after it came to light that they had published a resource which labelled homosexuality “a sin” and suggested ways in which to help. Frontline Church in Wavertree had made the “fact sheet” available on the website. There has been a strong reaction to the leaflet’s content, in particular its suggestion that people are not “born homosexual”.
  • QC says Christians' rights should not be trumped
    November 10th, 2011
    A court has heard how a Christian couple should be recognised as having the same human rights as the two men to whom they were ordered to pay compensation to earlier this year.
  • 57% of UK Christians likely to abandon the Conservatives over same-sex marriage
    November 7th, 2011
    A new poll by ComRes has found that a massive 83% of church-going Christians in the UK are opposed to plans by the Conservative Party to legalise homosexual marriage, and 57% of all respondents are 'less likely to vote' for the party because of this move.

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