Employment Equality – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

MacFarlane Loses Second Tribunal Case

By Peter Ould Posted on December 3, 2009 Posted in Legal Stuff, Secular / Christian, Sexuality 1 Comment Tagged with Chri, Christian Counsellor, Correct Application, Couples Sex, Employment Appeals Tribunal, Employment Equality, Employment Tribunal, Gary Macfarlane, Gary Mcfarlane, Heterosexual Couple, Homosexual Couples, Homosexual Sex, Minichiello, Mr Mcfarlane, Psychosexual Counselling, Rare Occasions, Religious Belief, Religious Discrimination, Same Sex Couples, Unfair Dismissal

You might remember the story of Gary MacFarlane who was sacked as a Relate counsellor because he refused to counsel homosexual couples. We carried the story back in January of the Employment Tribunal where it was ruled that MacFarlane was …

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Some Consideration on the Law and Bangor

By Peter Ould Posted on September 4, 2008 Posted in Legal Stuff, Secular / Christian, Sexuality 13 Comments Tagged with Assurances, Careful Note, Church Hierarchy, Clarification, Conversations, Direct And Indirect Discrimination, Dr John, Electoral College, Electors, Employment Equality, Employment Tribunal, Gracious Man, Hereford, Homosexual, Jeffrey John, Job Interview, Paragraphs, Reflection, Simon Sarmiento, Unequivocal Statement

As regards the possibility of Jeffrey John becoming Bishop of Bangor, it might be worth reviewing the conversations on this blog last summer after the Priddis / Reaney case. As you remember, Reaney took Priddis, the Bishop of Hereford, to …

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MacFarlane Loses Second Tribunal Case

Some Consideration on the Law and Bangor