
How the clergy may look if the Church lets in trannies and gays
The Church has warned that new equality laws could force them to go against their faith.
Despite preaching tolerance and forgiveness, the church are currently able to turn down candidates for jobs as ministers or priests if they are actively homosexual or have changed their gender, or if they are women.
“It clearly states in the bible, No Gays! No Women! No Trannies!” Said Bishop of Chester, Rt Revd Peter Forster. “We’ve also got a team of vicars working around the clock to see if we can find anything in there about blacks aswell.” He added.
The Rt Revd Michael Langrish, Bishop of Exeter and Chair of the Churches Legislation Advisory Service commented “Having to compromise the beliefs of the Christian faith in order to comply with an EU directive makes a mockery of the religion. We simply don’t want any gays, women or trannies working within the church. Paedos, on the other hand, come on in! The more the merrier!”
A statement issued on behalf of the Rt Revd Michael Scott-Joynt, Bishop of Winchester, the Rt Revd Michael Langrish and Rt Revd Peter Forster, read: “The Christian churches, alongside many other faiths, support the Equality Bill’s wider aims in promoting fairness in society and improving redress for those who have suffered unjust treatment. However this fairness does not extend to gays, trannies, women and hopefully blacks. It is important that the church should be able to continue to discriminate against over half of the population, while presenting itself as a moral guide for society.”
A spokesman for gay rights group, Stonewall, adopted a pose in the style of a teapot and said in an extraordinarily camp way “Ooooooooooooooo, what a bitch!”



