Two bits of news today suggest the solidity of our secular state may not be as secure as was thought.
1. Catholic Care, the adoption agency for the dioceses of Leeds, Hallam and Middlesborough, has won its case in the High Court to run the agency according to Catholic teaching and is exempted from the new sexual orientation regulations.
2. The petition opposing the Pope's visit, promoted by the British Humanist Association, now has just under 8,000 votes. A rival petition, supporting the visit, today has more than 25,000 signatures, in other words three times as many. An interesting reflection - this seems to mirror exactly the proportion of religious believers (75%) revealed by the most recent census.
It's not all bad news.
1 comment:
I was only No. 830 on that petition. Perhaps I should sign again to gain more points !!!!! ?
God bless.
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