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Schools may teach children “to experiment” homosexuality 10/12/11
The Scottish Christian Party has published its response to the SNP Government’s consultation on the redefinition of marriage.
In its submission to the Scottish Government, the SCP has criticised the consultation as "not fit for purpose."
It says that the focus on religious bodies is too narrow and fails to take into account
the wide-
Dr Donald Boyd, the leader of the SCP and co-
The SCP submission points out that children are not mentioned nor discussed in a consultation about marriage.
It says: "The whole scope of this consultation undermines the authority of parents" and "if the agenda of the aggressive homosexual lobby continues to be followed, then young children will be taught in school to explore and experiment with homosexual behaviour."
The report claims that there is a loophole in the Family Law (Scotland) Act 2006, which needs to be closed because it allows international law to undermine the law of Scotland about marriage.
The report says: "It is a legislative mistake for the Family Law (Scotland) Act 2006 to legitimise without review marriages, including muslim polygamy, contracted in another country. This should be reversed."
In a hard hitting conclusion it states: “It will be a mark of perpetual disgrace,
and a blot on Scottish history, that no sooner has the Scottish National Party formed
a majority Government than one of its first measures is a moral and social revolution
of such a nature that it will destroy the time-
Dr Boyd observed that the Scottish Government is "committed to detailed and thorough consultation" and that it will "meet face to face with religious bodies and other key organisations during the consultation period." He has written to the Scottish Government to take up this offer to discuss these issues with them.
A United Christian Witness outside the Scottish Parliament on Thursday 8th December, follows another Protest outside the Scottish Parliament last week, on the same day as the public sector pension strike, when Scotland for Marriage launched its campaign for a public referendum on the Scottish Government's proposals.