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A British bank has barred a Christian evangelical group from holding an account because of its stance against homosexuality, the BBC reported Friday.
The Co-operative Bank asked Christian Voice to close the account it had held for three years, saying the group’s opinions were incompatible with its support for diversity.
"… However a spokesman for the bank stressed the decision was based purely on the issue of diversity and not on the grounds of religion.
It has come to the bank’s attention that Christian Voice is engaged in discriminatory pronouncements based on the grounds of sexual orientation, the spokesman said.
This public stance is incompatible with the position of the Co-operative Bank, which publicly supports diversity and dignity in all its forms for our staff, customers and other stakeholders…"
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The Co-operative Bank asked Christian Voice to close the account it had held for three years, saying the group’s opinions were incompatible with its support for diversity.
"… However a spokesman for the bank stressed the decision was based purely on the issue of diversity and not on the grounds of religion.
It has come to the bank’s attention that Christian Voice is engaged in discriminatory pronouncements based on the grounds of sexual orientation, the spokesman said.
This public stance is incompatible with the position of the Co-operative Bank, which publicly supports diversity and dignity in all its forms for our staff, customers and other stakeholders…"
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