successful case in the Supreme Court. Stated aims of the party include the protection of freedom of speech, freedom of religion and preserving Australia's "Judeo-Christian heritage". In a 2011 interview with Perth's Out in Perth, Nalliah stated that homosexuals can be turned back to heterosexual relationships through education and through Christ. "As a political party, while we love the homosexual community and want to get to know them better, we also have a stand where we say, children need to be protected. We would love to see every man and woman come together, there's a time in life when you do things, and maybe you feel yes you are locked into an agenda... [our position] is that homosexuality is not OK." He also said that "Children should not be exposed to [public displays of homosexual affection] and other practices that go beyond morality." Views on multiculturalism "We also know that Stalin and his communist ideologies were responsible for the murder of millions of people. Although communist ideologies seemed to be very good to many millions of people, the end result was much death and destruction. In other words, 'One Word' becomes a gate way to lead to great disaster if we don't wake up in time. We have seen Nazism and Communism destroy many nations. "So we need to take a good look at the word 'Multiculturalism'. Although this word seems to sound so good, in reality it is currently destroying the Judeo-Christian West and replacing it with an 'Interfaith' deceptive agenda led by the United Nations. It is Communism wearing a new uniform. It is also worth noting that the first few letters of this word is "Multicult"-uralism." Books Danny Nalliah: Worship Under the Sword: Melbourne: D&M Publications: 1998: References External links Catch the Fire Ministries website Interview with Danny Nalliah on PRODOS Worldwide podcast Becket Fund for Religious Liberty website Becket Fund Australia case page related to the Catch the Fire Ministries litigation Islamic Council of Victoria v Catch the Fire Ministries Inc (Final) 2004 VCAT 2510 (22 December 2004) Submission from Catch The Fire Ministries To the Equal Opportunity Commission of Victoria 1964 births Living people Australian anti-communists Australian Christian Churches people Australian Christian religious leaders Australian anti-abortion activists Australian Pentecostals Australian people of Sri Lankan Tamil descent Christian Young Earth creationists Christian critics of Islam Christian fundamentalists Australian critics of Islam Sri Lankan anti-communists Sri Lankan