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If we can’t trust big government, how can we trust it with religious liberty?

30 November 2019

8:38 AM

30 November 2019

8:38 AM

Ten days ago, Attorney-General Christian Porter confirmed at the National Press Club “religious hospitals and aged care providers will be given protections equivalent to those given to other religious bodies, in relation to the employment of staff.” Simultaneously, he assured his audience that hospitals and nearly all aged care providers don’t consider someone’s religion when choosing whether to provide them with care.

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