Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Unitarian church disappointed by UK's ‘discriminatory’ gay marriage plans

The chief officer of the British Unitarian Church says he is disappointed by the announcement of a government consultation on gay marriage.
Derek McAuley said it would be discriminatory not to allow religious gay marriages and questioned why the process could not begin before Christmas, rather than the scheduled date of March 2012.
The Unitarian Church, along with the Quakers, Liberal and Reform Judaism, has stated its support for same-sex marriage. The churches have asked for the right to hold marriages for gay couples but government ministers say the consultation will only look at civil marriage. Pink News

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