Parents told to ‘wake up’ to school sex ed
en staff
Date posted: 1 Nov 2020
Parents need to ‘wake up’ to what their children are being taught in sex education lessons, an ethical think tank is warning.
The Values Foundation (TVF) – which seeks to uphold the ‘centrality of faith and traditional family values in British education’ – was speaking to Evangelicals Now in the same week the government clarified its position on transgender ideology in the classroom.
Harry Potter and the half-baked laws
en staff
Date posted: 1 Aug 2020
It was reported in June that the UK government intends to drop plans for allowing people who claim to be transgender to self-identify as such.
This proposal was first mooted by the government in 2018 (en September 2018). The result of the consultation has never been published*.
Asda, the Baroness and the Booker Prize
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Date posted: 1 Aug 2020
In June, Asda sent an email to customers with information on diversity that included links to a book containing an account of a child involved in oral sex with an older person from an organisation which uses slogans linked to paedophiles.
After an outcry on Twitter about the materials produced by Diversity Role Models (DRM), Baroness Nicholson, a prolific tweeter and active member of the House of Lords contacted the CEO of ASDA, Roger Burnley. This resulted in both Asda issuing an apology, and DRM removing some of what it cited as ‘misinterpreted’ materials from the packs, which Asda said was at its request.
SURRENDER OF THE FAITH?
en staff
Date posted: 1 Feb 2020
On 17 December the deeply controversial appointment of Stephen Cottrell as Archbishop of York was announced.
Carefully selected quotes from his speech to the press1 present a picture of an evangelical whose focus is on Christ. ‘What binds us together is … our faith in Jesus Christ. It’s our baptism and belonging to each other which is what really matters.’ However these quotes are removed from their context, and the context provides an entirely different view of the incoming Archbishop.
The beginning of the end of safeguarding?
en staff
Date posted: 1 Jan 2020
A United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) document from 2009, updated in 20181, appears to be the driving force behind the end of effective safeguarding of children. The document teaches masturbation to small children and promotes gender ideology.
The 140-page treatise encourages early exposure to the details of reproduction and self-stimulation. Binary humanity is accepted as an outdated idea.2