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A Suitable Test Case – Cornish B&B

By Peter Ould Posted on December 8, 2010 Posted in Legal Stuff, Secular / Christian, Sexuality, UK Politics 8 Comments Tagged with Act Regulations, Affront, Bristol County, Christian Morals, Equality Act, Gay Couple, Hotel Owners, Human Rights Commission, Landmark Case, Legal Defence, Mail, Male Couple, Male Female Couple, Married Couples, Religious Liberty, Sex Couple, Sexual Behaviour, Sexual Orientation, Snub, Strict Policy, Suitable Test

This piece in the Mail yesterday caught my eye. The Christian owners of a seaside guesthouse are being sued in a landmark case – for refusing to allow a gay couple to share a double bed. Devout Peter and Hazelmary …

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Kendall Harmon on D025

By Peter Ould Posted on July 15, 2009 Posted in Anglican Communion, Heresy 1 Comment Tagged with Anglicans, Archbishop Of Canterbury, Church Resolutions, Clarity, Conservative Commentator, Episcopal Church, Floor Debates, General Synod, Holy Scripture, Insult To Injury, Interdependence, Kendall Harmon, Mutual Responsibility, New York Times, Pastoral Care, Presuppositions, Primates, Rejection, Repudiation, Snub

Just released (and not yet on his blog). This is hugely important because Kendall is probably the leading Conservative commentator left in TEC. Statement of Kendall Harmon on Resolution D025 The passage of Resolution D025 by the General Convention of …

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A Suitable Test Case – Cornish B&B

Kendall Harmon on D025