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This article discusses the state of '''homosexuality in Scotland'''. | This article discusses the state of '''homosexuality in Scotland'''. | ||
| − | Scotland is historically Christian | + | While Scotland is historically Christian and has the [[Church of Scotland]] as the national church, it is increasingly supportive of the [[homosexual agenda]].<ref>"The report concluded, amongst other things, that [[cohabiting couples]], whether heterosexual or homosexual, may well display all the marks of loving, faithful and [[committed partnership]], and should not be thought [[sin]]ful." [http://www.churchofscotland.org.uk/generalassembly/downloads/gareports07manddchallengetounity.rtf A challenge to unity: same-sex relationships as an issue in theology and human sexuality]</ref> |
This [[homosexual agenda]] is exemplified by: | This [[homosexual agenda]] is exemplified by: | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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{{homosexualityb}} | {{homosexualityb}} | ||
[[Category:Homosexuality]] | [[Category:Homosexuality]] | ||
[[Category:Scottish Culture]] | [[Category:Scottish Culture]] | ||
Revision as of 20:13, November 10, 2018
This article discusses the state of homosexuality in Scotland.
While Scotland is historically Christian and has the Church of Scotland as the national church, it is increasingly supportive of the homosexual agenda.[1]
This homosexual agenda is exemplified by:
- the repeal of laws banning the promotion of homosexuality in schools[2]
- The introduction of secular marriage[3]
- the legalisation of same-sex unions[4]
- the adoption of children by homosexuals[5]
- teaching homosexuality in schools[6]
- affirmative action for homosexual soldiers and policemen[7]
- The banning of anti-gay chants at sports events.[8]
- In 2018, Scotland became the first "country" to require "LGBT+" education in schools, with no exemptions or opt-outs.[9]
This has led the leading conservative Christian Pat Robertson to describe Scotland as "dark country full of homosexuals".[10] However many of these policies were adopted from the United States where they originated.
See also
References
- ↑ "The report concluded, amongst other things, that cohabiting couples, whether heterosexual or homosexual, may well display all the marks of loving, faithful and committed partnership, and should not be thought sinful." A challenge to unity: same-sex relationships as an issue in theology and human sexuality
- ↑ MSPs abolish Section 28
- ↑ Secular Marriage (Scotland) Bill
- ↑ Same-sex couples embrace equality
- ↑ MSPs approve gay adoption
- ↑ Schools told to give pupils gay sex advice
- ↑ Army marches in Gay Pride parade
- ↑ Anti-gay chants to be banned from terraces
- ↑ Chasmar, Jessica (November 9, 2018). Scotland becomes first country to require LGBT+ education. The Washington Times. Retrieved November 10, 2018.
- ↑ 'Dark land' with 'strong homosexuals,' televangelist says
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