‘Chilling’ conversion therapy proposals could criminalise Christian parents christiantoday.com
Christians are being urged to participate in a government consultation on a proposed conversion therapy ban amid concerns about the rights of Christian pastors and parents.
The government has launched a public consultation on the plans that will be open for submissions until 10 December.
The consultation document suggests that under-18s cannot consent to so-called 'conversion therapy', a proposal that Christian Concern fears will result in parents being fined or prosecuted if they challenge their child's sexual or gender identity, or advocate biblical morality…
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