I’ve been hesitant to post about this recent Human Rights Commission decision because Christian Horizons does accept government money and so, to my mind, it needs to follow government’s (idiotic) rules.
However, this post raises a point I hadn’t considered:
…the first thing that we should keep in mind is that the government came to them first, not the other way around. If the government didn’t like the way that the outwardly Christian organization did business, or specifically how it hired it’s employees, it shouldn’t have agreed to whatever contracts were set up with CH — after all, with a name like Christian Horizons, it’s not like they were hiding a secret agenda or anything!
