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How “Gratitude” Underwrites Inequality, Power, and Exclusion

By Eric C. Miller

…ered as the antidote to negative feeling. But it’s not that simple. In his new book, The Art of Gratitude, Jeremy David Engels identifies gratitude as a political emotion with a close relationship to indebtedness. Tracing the genealogy of the term back to Greek antiquity, Engels follows it forward through Rome, Christianity, the early American republic, and into the contemporary self-help literature. To date, Engels argues, gratitude has served ne…

How U.S. Conservatives Conjured the Jesus of Their Dreams

By Peter Laarman

…t of decades of careful cultivation by corporate interests. While the issue-by-issue discussions in Keddie’s third section lack some of the voltage of the historical analysis, he does demonstrate his considerable theological chops here. Perhaps it comes as news that many Christians believe Jesus urged his disciples to arm themselves? Well, here you will find the firm scriptural foundation for Second Amendment rights! I value this part of the book…

How “Gratitude” Underwrites Inequality, Power and Exclusion

By Eric C. Miller

…le. The Art of Gratitude Jeremy David Engels SUNY Press May 1, 2018 In his new book, The Art of Gratitude, Jeremy David Engels identifies gratitude as a political emotion with a close relationship to indebtedness. Tracing the genealogy of the term back to Greek antiquity, Engels follows it forward through Rome, Christianity, the early American republic, and into the contemporary self-help literature. To date, Engels argues, gratitude has served ne…

Sydney’s Anglican Diocese Gives $1 Million To ‘No’ Campaign on Marriage; and more in Global LGBT Recap

By Peter Montgomery

…nsensual gay sex. Australia: Anglican Diocese of Sydney Gives Anti-Marriage-Equality Campaign $1 million The Anglican Diocese of Sydney contributed $1 million to the campaign that is urging a vote against marriage equality in an ongoing mail ballot, reports Buzzfeed: Archbishop of Sydney Glenn Davies announced the hefty donation in his address to the 51st Synod of the Diocese of Sydney on Monday afternoon. He told the gathering that the diocese ha…

2017 Around the World: Progress and Persecution For LGBT People

By Peter Montgomery

…rriage equality opponent wins presidential election; Congress will have pro-equality majority Sebastián Piñera, Chile’s president between 2010 and 2014, will return to office in March after winning a runoff election in December. Piñera is an opponent of marriage equality for same-sex couples; as president he argued against a “new definition of marriage” in a brief filed at the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, but he did sign hate crimes and a…

Devil’s Bookmark: Atheism for Smarties

By Bernard Schweizer

…ous traditions. That is neither traditional defensive atheism nor militant new atheism, but something different yet—post-new-atheism?…

The Broken Promise of Gwyneth Paltrow’s ‘The Goop Lab’

By Daniel Albert Joslyn

…ersy surrounding it), is a series that features employees of actress-turned-New-Age-entrepreneur Gwenyth Paltrow’s company, Goop—as well as Paltrow herself—exploring a series of alternative “healing modalities,” including “psychedelics, cold therapy, female pleasure, anti-aging, energy healing, and psychics,” as noted by The Cut’s Amanda Arnold. Many critics have, of course, accused TGL and Goop itself of being a cynical cash-grab; of peddling sci…

Why Did Facebook and Instagram Ban #Sikh on the Anniversary of an Infamous Massacre?

By Tejpaul Singh Bainiwal

…able. The very same platform that Zuckerberg preached would hold the powers-that-be accountable had silenced the voices of an entire community during a painful time. The ban was ultimately lifted by Instagram and Facebook roughly 8 hours after it was discovered as the Sikh community kept pushing for answers. Despite the removal of the ban, Sikh community leaders and organizations are speaking with Facebook and Instagram to uncover the reason behin…

What Should Truly Disturb Us About Game of Thrones’ Child Sacrifice

By Jodi Eichler-Levine

…show exceed their tolerance for viewing even virtual pain, reaching a “not-for-me” moment. Yet Bal’s interpretation of Bat-Jephthah demands that we grieve in words or ritual: “Lamenting is, precisely, what Bath chooses to use her last months for.” So here I am, writing. So are hundreds of others. We think that trauma silences us, but, as Dori Laub argues, sometimes it provokes a flurry of speech. Once again, we must confront the ethically fraught…

Pigging Out: What ‘Radically Unkosher’ Jewish Foodies Like Michael Pollan Are Missing

By Jonathan Schorsch

…about the contexts and consequences of their positions. Fabre-Vassas’s eye-opening and often stomach-turning book should be assigned reading for all pig meat lovers, whatever their religion. One might be able to eat it ethically, but that doesn’t make it kosher, and I have yet to hear a convincing argument about why it should be. Pollan and others sounds like they’re suggesting that members of religious cultures who choose not to eat pig sin agai…