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For Christians who are homosexually inclined, the narrow gate of salvation can be hard and painful. But all Christians must be prepared for the hard and painful gate where “conversion therapy” laws are passed. Turning from sin to God and the righteousness he has revealed is at the heart of the Gospel.

For Christians who are homosexually inclined, the narrow gate of salvation can be hard and painful. But all Christians must be prepared for the hard and painful gate where “conversion therapy” laws are passed. Turning from sin to God and the righteousness he has revealed is at the heart of the Gospel.

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The federal government has tabled a reworked bill Monday that would criminalize the practice of conversion therapy in Canada.

Experts fear a new law - aimed at sparing gay people from cruel conversion therapy - could be used to end legitimate discussions with young people who want hormone treatment.

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A major Christian advocacy group in the U.K. has launched a prayer campaign in response to looming government legislation aimed at banning what is derisively referred to as “conversion therapy.” If such as ban goes into effect, it might also prohibit clergy from praying for people struggling with same-sex attraction. 

A major Christian advocacy group in the U.K. has launched a prayer campaign in response to looming government legislation aimed at banning what is derisively referred to as “conversion therapy.” If such as ban goes into effect, it might also prohibit clergy from praying for people struggling with same-sex attraction. 

Only five countries — Brazil, Ecuador, Germany, Taiwan, and Malta — have some form of ban on conversion therapy.

A report that analysed 20 years of research into the practice found it could damage peoples mental health. In the U.S., only 20 states and the District of Columbia have banned conversion therapy.