Judge: Courts Can’t Be "Swayed by Christian Values" or Promote "Virtue and Morality"
Hilary White reports at LifeSiteNews:
Sir James Munby, president of the Family Division of the British court system has said that only "secular" judges can serve a "multicultural" society, and that judges must not "be swayed by Christian values."
"A secular judge must be wary of straying across the well-recognized divide between church and state," Munby said in a speech to the first annual conference of the Law Society’s family law section in London. . . .
Munby disparaged "Victorian judges" who promoted "virtue and morality." Such judges discouraged "vice and immorality" while maintaining a "very narrow view of sexual morality."
"Critics say that Justice Munby’s religious statements fly in the face of Britain’s constitution, with its officially established Church of England, with Queen Elizabeth II as its Supreme Governor," White reports.
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