British Christians preparing for discrimination because of legalization of same-sex "marriages"

London, November 1, 2013

Christians of Great Britain are preparing for the fact that after legalization of same-sex "marriages" they will have to face discrimination in various forms.

A Christian campaign group, "Coalition for marriage" which struggled against change of the traditional definition of marriage, has prepared a leaflet where advice can be found on how teachers and parents must defend the freedom of conscience and prevent ideological indoctrination of children.

The leaflet notes that it must be assured that, speaking on the idea of marriage, convictions of both parents of school students and school workers should be respected. In case of discrimination, the "Coalition" recommends the teachers, who do not intend to tell the students about same-sex "families", to defend their labor rights in the court.

In their turn, parents should decide whether they wish to send their children to the lessons at which they will be told about marriage or not. The "Coalition" also reminds that Church schools officially have a right to talk about the marriage and family according to their own views.

11/8/2013

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