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Magistrate Fired for Being Normal
(March 10, 2016)
The homosexual perversion of contemporary western society has gone so far that a magistrate in England has been sacked merely for expressing the opinion that placing children in the care of same-sex couples is not in their best interest.
Richard Page, a magistrate in Maidstone, Kent, told the Christian Concern (CC) website that he had been removed from office by the Lord Chancellor after sharing his personal conviction in a media interview that there is not enough evidence to show that placing children in the care of same-sex couples is in their best interestMy responsibility as a magistrate, as I saw it, was to do what I considered best for the child, and my feeling was therefore that it would be better if it was a man and woman who were the adopted parentsPage has been dismissed occurred as part of a TV debate about Christians being squeezed out of public life.
The BBC program followed research conducted by the Equality and Human Rights Commission about challenges to freedom of religion and belief in the UK.
He said he came to his decision having weighed the evidence presented to the Court and therefore, in good conscience, could not vote to make the order
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Christian Magistrate Removed from Office for Belief About Family
(March 10, 2016)
The homosexual perversion of contemporary western society has gone so far that a magistrate in England has been sacked merely for expressing the opinion that placing children in the care of same-sex couples is not in their best interest.
Richard Page, a magistrate in Maidstone, Kent, told the Christian Concern (CC) website that he had been removed from office by the Lord Chancellor after sharing his personal conviction in a media interview that there is not enough evidence to show that placing children in the care of same-sex couples is in their best interestMy responsibility as a magistrate, as I saw it, was to do what I considered best for the child, and my feeling was therefore that it would be better if it was a man and woman who were the adopted parentsPage has been dismissed occurred as part of a TV debate about Christians being squeezed out of public life.
The BBC program followed research conducted by the Equality and Human Rights Commission about challenges to freedom of religion and belief in the UK.
He said he came to his decision having weighed the evidence presented to the Court and therefore, in good conscience, could not vote to make the order
(Source/more)
Related:
Christian Magistrate Removed from Office for Belief About Family