Archbishop warns against attempts to 'redefine nature' by accepting same-sex marriage
March 26, 2012
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Archbishop Mario Conti of Glasgow, Scotland has warned against the bid to “redefine nature” and “recreate society”
The drive for acceptance of gay marriage, the archbishop said, is based upon a willingness to “redefine marriage without any reference to children, or to the natural law written on the heart of mankind, putting the claim of ‘equality and diversity’ on a higher level than faith and reason.” The measure would lead society “further into ethical confusion and moral disintegration,” he said.
Archbishop Conti decried the tone of the debate on same-sex marriage, saying that “we are witnessing the transformation of tolerance into a kind of tyranny in which religious views are the only ones which seem unworthy of respect and acceptance.”
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Further information:
- Conti says gay marriage would 'redefine nature' (Herald Scotland)
- Archbishop in gay marriage warning (UK Press Association)
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