CHURCH OF ENGLAND OPPOSED TO SAME SEX CIVIL PARTNERSHIP CEREMONIES:NO APOLOGY FROM CAMERON

The Church of England has come out in opposition of members of their clergy consecrating the union of the same sex.
The govenment announce this week that it would allow same sex couples hold commitment ceremonies in churches starting next month.
In explaining the new regulation Equalities Minister Lynne Featherstone was quoted by BBC as saying:
"The government is advancing equality for LGB(lesbian, gay & bisexual) people and ensuring freedom of religion for people of all faith"
Featherstone stated that no religious body would be forced to host the ceremonies, but that there was the option to those who wanted to "opt-in"
The spokes person of church of England says "We will study the draft regulations as a matter of urgency to check they deliver firm assurances that have been given to us and others that new arrangements will operate by the way of denominational opt-in"
The spokes person further emphasized the church's position by stating "The Church of England has no intention of allowing civil partnership to be registed in its churches"
Also the Catholic Bishops Conference of England & Wales also registered its opposition to the plan. Nothing prior consent element of the measure, its statement suggests that such consent would never be granted in the first place.
"As the regulations require prior consent, the measure can have no direct impact on Catholic premises". It said
The house of Boshops, last statement which is referenced, views marriage as a "gift of God" an ordiance through which "commited permanent and legally sanctioned relationship between a man and woman, is central to the stability and healtg of human society.
Furthermore there is no any excuse from PM David Cameron about Afican countries to respect gays rights as a means of getting aids as he generalize them in human rights and that is their party agenda.