The SSM debate flushed out his desire for religious privileges
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Mr Broad considered going into youth work when he finished year 12 and is still a strong Christian.
But he’s keen to point out he’s “not Fred Nile” and doesn’t want to be put in the “Christian politician” column.
“I’m a member of Parliament who’s got a belief and that belief does stem from the basic principles that the human race has fallen, that we can be redeemed,” he says.
We initially listed him as a 5 but the same-sex marriage debate saw him flushed out as a conservative who demands special religious privileges.
Mr Broad said other conservative Coalition members want parents to be able to remove children from classes that teach kids about same-sex relationships.
They also want religious institutions to be able to refuse to hire out church halls for same-sex weddings.
