Published 02/03/2022 1:12:44 a.m.

Brisbane's Citipointe Christian College withdraws sexuality contract after backlash

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Citipoint Christian College has withdrawn a controversial enrolment contract. The contract called on students to denounce homosexuality and agree to specific gender roles. The Carindale school, in Brisbane's south, made headlines when principal Brian Mulheran issued the contract. Many were shocked by the document, with Australian comedian and content creator Christian Hull blasting it as "sickening" and damaging to young people.

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Christian school withdraws controversial sexuality and gender identity contract after backlash

An Australian Christian school that caused outrage for requiring parents to sign an enrollment contract that refers to homosexuality as a sin has withdrawn the document.

02/03/2022 4:05:11 a.m.·Atlanta, United States

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NZ Herald

College withdraws 'disgusting' anti-LGBTQIA contract

Citipointe Christian College has withdrawn a controversial enrolment contract that called on students to denounce homosexuality and agree to specific gender roles.The Carindale school, in Brisbane's south, made headlines when principal...

02/03/2022 12:58:00 a.m.·Auckland, New Zealand

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ABC Australia

Brisbane Christian school withdraws sexuality contract after backlash

Citipointe Christian College principal Brian Mulheran has written to parents announcing that a contract demanding they declare homosexuality a sin has been withdrawn after significant community concern.

02/03/2022 1:12:44 a.m.·Australia

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College withdraws ‘utterly disgusting’ contract

Citipointe Christian College has withdrawn a controversial enrolment contract that called on students to denounce homosexuality and agree to specific gender roles.

02/03/2022 1:12:44 a.m.

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SBS News

Citipointe Christian College tears up enrolment contracts condemning homosexuality after backlash

The college's principal has apologised, saying the enrolment contract will no longer be required and hopes the school community can move forward and focus on the new school year.

02/03/2022 1:12:44 a.m.·Sydney, Australia

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