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Mass Conversion: Changing Churches to Stop the Church From Changing

By Elizabeth Drescher

…rom the 13th century Sarum Missal, which significantly influenced the 1549 Book of Common Prayer and subsequent revisions. The Sarum Rite is likewise echoed in Book of Divine Worship, a Roman Catholic adaptation of the 1928 Episcopal prayer book that St. Luke’s, like the seven other “Anglican use” parishes in the US Catholic Church, will take up. A Liturgical Line in the Sands of Time Opposition to the transition from the 1928 Book of Common Praye…

Controversy Over Jay Shetty’s Authenticity Masks the Bigger Question: Why is the West Drawn to Such Figures Over and Over Again?

By Prea Persaud

…ake the rounds on social media, but many have also found his platitudes eye-roll-worthy and his story about his monk past suspicious. A recent exposé on Shetty by the Guardian’s John McDermott expertly dives into his past, accusations of plagiarism, and his certification course, but in the author’s effort to discover the higher truth of Jay Shetty, McDermott, like so many other detractors, misses one essential element of his popularity—Orientalism…

Is ‘Western Self-Hatred’ the Problem in the Gaza War Protest Movement?

By Shaul Magid

…strike at the heart of the West’s attempt to dominate and subjugate the so-called non-Western “other”—the disease at the very heart of colonialism. So yes, the Iranian revolution was anti-Western, if we understand the “West” (Europe and the US) as the arbiters of domination—be it colonialism, imperialism, or the control of populations and resources. And it may be true that the Palestinian Solidarity Movement is an iteration of what Persico calls…

Op-Ed: Religious People Must Oppose Attacks on Planned Parenthood

By John Selders

…rt of conservatives’ broader agenda to limit the health care options of low-income people. They’d like to eradicate access to safe abortion, and have also sought to severely limit access to birth control. Around the country, they’ve failed to extend Medicaid benefits to low-income people, and have voted in Washington dozens of times to repeal President Obama’s health care law. More than that, though, the on-going attacks on women have a much more…

Immortal Illusions: Should We Stop Trying to Live Forever?

By Beatrice Marovich

…note. Each of these authors, in other words, ends with a rousing round of feel-good immortality bashing, though Cave takes a distinctly different path than the others. Namely, Cave broadens the frame. He’s interested in the developing sciences of immortality, to be sure, but is more interested in surveying the history of immortality across the span of centuries. The modest claim of his book is that the elusive promise of immortality has been the…

No Turkey for Me: Confessions of an Indian Militant

By Johnny P. Flynn

…rprised, that the mainstream media has so far failed to recognize the stomp-down amazing fact that we not only have the first African American president, but the first tribal president in American history. Millions of Americans spend billions of dollars through genealogists or DNA tests trying to trace their ancestry to Indian tribes in America, or the tribes of Africa, and Barack Obama knows—and so do I. Ndaw nishnabe podwewadmi ewi chigwe dodem:…

#PrayForBoston: Prayer as a Meme

By Elizabeth Drescher

…pages and Twitter feeds, there’s precious little evidence of relational one-to-one engagement with others in what may or may not constitute social media “communities.” There are few indications, that is, of the tweeted prayers of others being heard beyond the occasional re-tweet, that the worries stirred by the tragedy have been taken to heart by leaders in ministry, let alone the tweeting and posting masses. If the prayer meme turns out to be the…

Which is the ‘Real’ Reality?: Doctor Who Part IV

By Henry Jenkins

…se, though, the core of the Doctor’s ethics is the utter rejection of black-and-white dichotomies and zero-sum games. He wins the Dream Lord’s game by refusing to play. Of course, the title of this episode refers not just to Amy’s choice between dream and reality, but also to her choice between the Doctor and Rory as the object of her affections. At the episode’s end she seems to have made a decision (albeit somewhat halfheartedly)—but given the e…

Obama’s Oil-Soaked Prayers

By Johnny P. Flynn

…ndations. Other than a few mentions of holy oil and olive oil, the Old and New Testaments and the Qur’an are all pretty much silent on the issue of a petroleum gusher on the ocean floor. Likewise nuclear weapons, human cloning, machine guns and land mines. Cell phones in church are a wash as well and nary a whisper on the need for a satellite feed of Christian programming into godless parts of the world. When it comes to a scriptural basis for han…

Catholic Prof Teaches that Same-Sex Marriage is Violation of ‘Natural Law’

By Mary E. Hunt

…n about the inadequacy of his narrow theological scope, though that raises questions of quality education. I presume it is uncommon, if not also unethical, perhaps illegal but surely unseemly, for a denomination to fund the salary of someone teaching in a state institution. Ms. Gibson is a lawyer who undoubtedly considered the problems of such entanglements when crafting the deal, but it is something to be investigated. Does this mean that if Dr….