I'll ignore Keith's comment about foreign influence. He says it all himself.

Joe. It happens. The politician proposing the private members bill is quoted as saying it is the Christian thing to do. He's a Christian by the way. In the BBC documentary Stepping Out the other month he told the interviewer Stephen Fry that he was financially supported by US Christian groups.

So.   

Is it a Christian decision? Some Christians say it is therefore it must be. If you say otherwise then demonstrate why it isn't.

Out of interest, I was always taught that anti homosexual taboos were mainly brought in by the missionaries and used the high prevalence as the reason the heathens needed saving.

Sorry but defending the indefensible on account of it being Christian isn't very err. Christian? As you can see, it clouds the issue to the point that little men such as Akenhateon get confused and think their criminal stance is somehow respectable. He can't help it, he possibly needs help.

But others can make rational conclusions. Keith has a right wing agenda so his mealy mouthed picking up on detail to thicken the fog is disgraceful but because the Ugandan fascist are making laws in the name of Jesus, let's not be too judgmental eh?

If I were a Ugandan person, I'd laugh hollow bellows at the term Merrry Xmas.