“Did Canada Just Criminalize the Bible? What You Need to Know Right Now.”

Canada just criminalized the Bible.
Bill C-9 passed by Canada’s lawmakers.

Now quoting Scripture on marriage, sin, or God’s design for sexuality can be prosecuted as “wilful promotion of hatred.”

They ripped out the decades-old religious exemption from hate speech laws — the very protection that allowed believers to preach the Gospel in good faith.

Pastors facing charges for teaching Romans 1.
Parents labeled criminals for guiding their children by biblical truth.
Everyday Christians at risk for simply sharing God’s Word online or in public.

This isn’t “combatting hate.”
This is a direct assault on Christianity — turning faithful expression into a potential crime while hiding behind the mask of tolerance.

Bill C-9 has just passed — and critics say it could change everything for Christians in Canada.

Under this law, quoting certain Bible passages on marriage, sin, or sexuality could be interpreted as “wilful promotion of hatred.”

Even more concerning?
A long-standing religious exemption — one that protected pastors, parents, and everyday believers — has reportedly been removed.

That means:

Pastors could face legal consequences for preaching from books like Romans 1
Parents could be scrutinized for teaching biblical values at home
Christians could risk penalties for sharing Scripture online or in public

Supporters say the law is about stopping hate speech.
Critics say it crosses a dangerous line — turning faith-based expression into a legal risk.