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A Canadian judge has ruled that a man's will could not stipulate the religion of purchasers of his home, calling the move discriminatory, reports Ecumenical News International. Thomas Allan Peach instructed in his will – drawn up more than 25 years ago – that his house be sold to an Anglican or Presbyterian and that the proceeds become part of his estate. Peach, a single man with no children who died in April 2009, was a long-time member of St. Mary's Anglican Church in Glace Bay, Nova Scotia. A former high school teacher, he once studied for the Anglican ministry. DISCUSS NOW: Is 2nd Coming of Jesus etched in night sky? TAGS: Canada Allan Peach religion of purchasers will Anglican Presbyterian St. Mary's Anglican Church Anglican ministry © Reprint is allowed unless source hyperlink is not deleted
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