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Catholic Church Ordained Women Before, Can Do it Again

By Phyllis Zagano

…ggini’s Italian is so difficult, to move the conversation forward. I had foundation funding to send a copy to each diocesan bishop in the United States, and every bishop in Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, the United Kingdom and South Africa has received the offer of a download. Each member of the Council of Cardinals, its secretary, and Pope Francis has received a copy, along with the original Italian-languages essays. If the hierarchy will consi…

Hamburg Shooter’s Manifesto Reveals the Complexity of the Influence of Far-Right Ideologies

By Annika Brockschmidt

…undamentalist circles, which are often conspiracy-believing, and is also found in far-right online spaces. But the Hamburg shooter believed that humanity was already living in the “1000-year Reich,” at whose end he saw not an apocalypse, but the perfection of humankind. Ben Lorber, senior research analyst at Political Research Associates* explains how this ties together various right-wing themes, like antisemitism, glorification of violence, hyper…

New Clashes in Portland Confirm that Christian Nationalism Remains a Clear and Present Danger

By Chrissy Stroop

…rding to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll, 60% of Republicans believe that President Joe Biden was not legitimately elected. Meanwhile, here on RD, Katherine Stewart, author of The Power Worshippers: Inside the Dangerous Rise of Religious Nationalism, concluded the following about the GOP from her on-the-ground observation of the Faith & Freedom Coalition’s annual Road to Majority convention: “This party—or at least the hard rock of its base represente…

Are You There God? It’s Us, Googling

By Michael Schulson

…ng’s research upholds the Genesis account of creation. A post from EveryStudent.com; the site claims to be “a safe space to explore questions about life and God”—especially, it seems, if you want someone to convince you that God is real. And an article from something called the Christian Courier, which appears to be the publication of a Stockton, CA-based ministry. Clearly, Google’s algorithms here are favoring reassurances for the theologically s…

Prop 8 Ruling a True Test of Liberty (Religious or Otherwise)

By Candace Chellew-Hodge

…d to defeat Prop 8 – have argued that it Prop 8 unconstitutional on the grounds that it “violates the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment by impinging on fundamental liberties.” This is the central issue in Lawrence v. Texas. In that case, Kennedy found that in Bowers v. Hardwick , the case that had previously upheld sodomy laws, that the court had erred in its interpretation of the 14th amendment. To say that the issue in Bowers was si…

Can Atheists Simply Ignore Theology?

By Eric Reitan

…tales are true.” Put more simply, Sanderson has looked at some theology, found it incomprehensible, and concluded that this must mean it is meaningless nonsense whose only possible function is to hide fictional beliefs behind a cloud of obscurantism. I might as well conclude that string theory is nonsense, since it’s incomprehensible to me. Fortunately, Myers’ more prominent follower is also a more careful thinker. Dawkins offers an interpretation…

Is #MeToo Misogyny ‘Unbiblical’? Southern Baptist Women Test Limits of Biblical Inerrancy

By Karen E. Park

…exactly can the correct understanding of Biblical complementarianism be found? Is complementarianism only correct when it doesn’t oppress or demean women? What if oppressing and demeaning women is inseparable from complementarianism itself, as Dianna Anderson recently argued here on RD? Christian author and professor Carol Howard Merrit, has described the deeply damaging effects of having grown up in a home where Biblical complementarianism was t…

WA Supreme Court: LGBT Discrimination No More About Flowers Than Civil Rights Were About Sandwiches

By Elizabeth Reiner Platt

…imination laws to religious objectors using the rigorous “strict scrutiny” test. This test, used to evaluate government actions that specifically disadvantage religion, requires a law to be the least restrictive (to the religious objector) means of achieving a “compelling” government interest. In this latest opinion, State of Washington v. Arlene’s Flowers, the court did subject Washington’s antidiscrimination law to the strict scrutiny test. They…

A Test for Trump—And the Religious Right

By Sarah Posner

…e, have chastised Trump over his immigration stance. But as the CNN poll found, 49% of self-identified “born again” registered Republicans believe Trump to be the best positioned candidate to handle immigration. That’s a pretty stunning number given Moore’s very public rejections of Trump’s anti-immigrant rhetoric, and is indicative of one kind of split among these voters. But voters who will self-identify as “born again” or “evangelical” to a pol…

Torture Denial: U.S. Flunks the Religious Acid Test

By Peter Laarman

…ies of the misdeeds; it requires honest self-examination. Today’s spate of denials, the “many misgivings” responses coming from the liberals, and the bitter attacks on the credibility of the Torture Report all tell us that white Americans (not just the blaring and bullying Saxby Chamblisses)—and white American Christians in particular—are nowhere close to acknowledging that our ethical behavior in the Land of the Free has fallen rather short of wh…