The New Zealand government, we are told by the MandM blog, is forcing re-education for officials of a religious school who hired fired an openly homosexual preacher teacher. And this reminds us that “Human Rights” laws are generally divided into two types: (1) non-invasive, such as a law which prohibits assault or government discrimination against homosexuals, or (2) invasive, such as a law which mandates that even a school which teaches against homosexuality be required by law to keep open homosexuals on staff. Category 1, you see, forces nothing more than a recognition of basic human rights. Category 2, while often conflated with category 1, forces a disregard for human rights such as religious freedom. Think about it.
tolerance and religious rights in new zealand
The New Zealand government, we are told by the MandM blog, is forcing re-education for officials of a religious school who hired fired an openly homosexual preacher teacher. And this reminds us that “Human Rights” laws are generally divided into two types: (1) non-invasive, such as a law which prohibits assault or government discrimination against homosexuals, or (2) invasive, such as a law which mandates that even a school which teaches against homosexuality be required by law to keep open homosexuals on staff. Category 1, you see, forces nothing more than a recognition of basic human rights. Category 2, while often conflated with category 1, forces a disregard for human rights such as religious freedom. Think about it.