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Evangelical Disability Activist Condemns Brittany Maynard’s “Death-With-Dignity Agenda”

By Eric C. Miller

…anything to indicate that Maynard is devoutly Christian, or that a because-God-says-so argument would appeal to her. But consistent with the controversy frame, this view does represent a “side.” Tada goes on: Unfortunately, three countries and five states have now determined that individuals can make these choices for themselves. This is what happens when God is removed: The moral consensus that has guided that society begins to unravel. People i…

What’s More Frightening Than Snakes on a Plane?

By Devin Kuhn-Choi

…, quality prenatal care, labor & delivery accessible to all, especially low-income women. There are many easy solutions to the airplane seating chart dilemma that allow for religious freedom for the ultra-Orthodox–without impeding the religious freedoms of others. And while the above suggestions for anti-abortion activists may be overly simplistic, there are ways for many religious conservatives, including opponents to the contraception mandate, s…

Rejecting the Binary: Why Left v. Right Doesn’t Work

By Eric C. Miller

…s surrounding this divide, and is reduced in kind. Philosopher Karin Fry’s new book, Beyond Religious Right and Secular Left Rhetoric: The Road to Compromise explores the positions commonly advocated by culture war adversaries, searching for opportunities for reconciliation. RD’s Eric C. Miller spoke with Fry about her project. Much of your work has focused on philosophers like Arendt, Lyotard, and Kant, but recently you’ve been studying contempor…

Magic In the Daylight

By Brook Wilensky-Lanford

…han self-important Houdini or uber-serious Stanley Crawford. Yeah, his dead-communicating talents haven’t really paid off. That doesn’t seem to bother him—his friend who believes in him gets him the occasional gig, for cash. He starts working out of a street-side newsstand, perhaps the best medium cover ever. He doesn’t require dim lights and mystical chants to become possessed by the dead person in question—he empties himself out to make room for…

Al Mohler Wishes We Could Have Death Penalty Under Perfect Conditions…

By Eric C. Miller

…t is. This portion appears toward the end. After conceding the glaring race- and class-based disparities plaguing the process, Mohler writes: I believe that Christians should hope, pray and strive for a society in which the death penalty, rightly and rarely applied, would make moral sense. This would be a society in which there is every protection for the rights of the accused, and every assurance that the social status of the murderer will not de…

Manischewitz Bought By Romney’s Old Crew

By Gordon Haber

…tzo business, although presumably without the antisemitism. Eventually the company branched out into other kosher comestibles like macaroons, gefilte fish, crackers and the (in)famous wine. It stayed in family hands until 1990, when it was bought by a private equity group that included one firm with the ominous name of Harbinger. By 2014, Manischewitz had acquired other leading kosher brands like Carmel, Rokeach and Mrs. Adler’s, making it arguabl…

[This Valentine’s Day] Less Sex is Good Sex!

By Kate Blanchard

…a firestorm of protest. Jezebel argued that the real “bonerkiller” is not equality, but fatigue and sexual hang-ups, while Slate proposed that “the work that sexual pleasure requires” is still not being divided equally, even if the vacuuming now is; many noted that quantity and quality of sex are not the same thing; Feministing reminded us that we really can’t “have it all”; and one author said, well, she rather liked it when her husband pushed he…

Pro-Choice, Pro-Life, and Pro-Home Birth

By Katherine Don

…Big Push for Midwives, an advocacy organization for expanding access to out-of-hospital care, says that home birth advocacy is “probably the only grassroots movement that includes roughly equal numbers of pro-life and pro-choice individuals. We often hear shock from legislatures, saying they have never before seen these two groups come together on the same piece of legislation.” Shaye Miller, previously the member chairwoman at Nebraska Friends of…

The Problem with Christian Gentlemen: A Short Goodbye to Ted Cruz, the “Mr. Pecksniff” of Presidential Politics

By Peter Laarman

…the gold standard of personal ethics, overlooking any problems related to higher-level double dealing and self-promotion. I am not a Trump fan, obviously. He flunks anyone’s reasonable test on sins of the flesh AND sins of the spirit. But give me the fleshly sinner over the Pecksniffian moralist any day. We can’t find it possible to say, “Goodbye, Ted: We hardly knew ye.” But we will most certainly find it possible to say, “Goodbye, Ted: We knew…

Why SBC’s Russell Moore Wants Conservative Evangelicals to Be Nicer

By Christine Wicker

…Southern Baptists and by a lot of other evangelicals. Among them is the 44-year-old president of the ERLC, Russell Moore. In a recent interview, we talked about why that is. For starters, the religious right has lost the cultural war on every front. Abortion is the only standout and even there success has been at the margins. Their goal of making all abortion illegal isn’t close to being achieved. America has gone the other way in so many instanc…