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Subject Online Safety Bill risks censorship of Christian teaching – and other news this week
Date February 11, 2022 4:53 PM
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The Government’s push to clamp down on illegal and harmful content online could have unintended consequences, The Christian Institute is warning.
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Online Safety Bill risks censorship of Christian teaching ([link removed])
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The Government’s push to clamp down on illegal and harmful content online could have unintended consequences, The Christian Institute is warning.


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Porn websites must prevent children from accessing content under new Govt proposals ([link removed])
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Humanists want repentance banned under conversion therapy law ([link removed])
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Humanists UK has called for a ban on repentance claiming it constitutes ‘conversion therapy’.



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EHRC accused of ‘transphobia’ by LGBT activists for evidenced-based approach ([link removed])
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LGBT activists have attacked the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) for seeking to approach gender ideology in an “evidence-based” and impartial manner.


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Bristol Uni guide encourages staff to use ‘catgender’ and ’emojiself’ pronouns ([link removed])
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Isle of Man votes to keep Christian prayers before House of Keys sittings ([link removed])
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Members of the House of Keys (MHKs) on the Isle of Man have rejected an attempt to axe Christian prayers before sittings.



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Police Scotland visited domestic abuse charity boss to ‘check thinking’ behind women’s safety tweets ([link removed])
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Police Scotland has been reported to the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) after a senior officer implied the head of a domestic abuse charity was guilty of a ‘hate crime’ for upholding the reality of biological sex.


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‘Scot Govt subverting definition of legal sex’, says women’s rights group ([link removed])
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Courier sacked for going to Sunday service collects $50,000 pay out ([link removed])
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A US man who suffered religious discrimination for refusing to work on a Sunday has received a substantial pay out.


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Risk of schizophrenia six times higher among teens smoking cannabis ([link removed])
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Teenagers who smoke cannabis are six times more likely to develop schizophrenia than their non-cannabis smoking peers, a study has found.


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Detransitioner: ‘Living as a man didn’t fix my problems’ ([link removed])
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A woman who had drastic sex-swap surgery in an attempt to live as a man has shared how it failed to resolve her gender confusion.


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The Queen’s 70 year reign reflects her faith in Christ ([link removed])
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Yesterday, Her Majesty the Queen marked 70 years as monarch. It is a reign that has consistently reflected her steadfast faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.




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Academics urge Govt to restrict gambling ads to protect young people ([link removed])
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VIDEO: The Online Safety Bill risks censoring Christian teaching ([link removed])
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Clamping down on illegal online activity is a good thing. But the Government wants to require social media and search engine companies like Facebook, Twitter and Google to protect people from what it calls ‘legal but harmful’ content too. Big Tech shouldn’t get to decide what is and isn’t allowed to be said on controversial issues. Where will this leave mainstream Christian beliefs on sexual ethics, gender, parenting?



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FEATURE: Amid current attacks on social order, let’s reflect on the wisdom of Edmund Burke ([link removed])
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In June 1968 the ancient buildings of the Sorbonne in Paris were covered with graffiti including: À bas l’État! (Down with the state!) Si tu veux être heureux pends ton propriétaire! (Happiness is hanging your landlord!) Ici, bientôt, de charmantes ruines! (Coming soon – charming ruins!) Il est interdit d’interdire! (No forbidding allowed!) Marx, Mao, Marcuse!



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FEATURE: Mythbuster: DIY abortion pills are neither simple nor safe ([link removed])
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Since the start of the Covid pandemic in the UK, women have been allowed to take the two pills involved in chemical abortions at home and without medical supervision. These ‘emergency’ measures were supposed to be temporary, but Westminster, Holyrood and Cardiff Bay are all considering making them permanent.




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