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Weeks After Turkey’s Failed Coup, Thousands Have Been Arrested Over a Book

By Mark Juergensmeyer

…gan out of power. Whatever the case, the relationship soured. Turkey’s most-read newspaper, Zaman, which had connections to the Gulen movement, was relentless in its stories about corruption and manipulation in the government. For its part, Erdogan’s cabinet proclaimed the Gulen movement to be a terrorist organization, and closed down Zaman, arresting hundreds of journalists associated with it and other publications. Gulen himself was out of Erdog…

Tutu’s Daughter Marries Woman & Loses Anglican Priest License; Romanian Anti-Marriage Activists Get 3 Million Signatures; Australian State Apologizes For Harmful Sodomy Laws; Global LGBT Recap

By Peter Montgomery

…uld be illegal. “Givan has also expressed hostility towards the country’s Equality Commission, accusing them of ‘dragging Christian families through the courts because of their deeply held religious beliefs’ in cases surrounding homophobia,” .” writed Nick Duffy at Pink News. Equal marriage campaigner Mal O’Hara tweeted: “The selection of Paul Givan as Minister for communities is a deliberate calculated insult to LGBT people and their families.” A…

Why the Media and Democrats Should Reject the Christian Right’s Pearl-Clutching and Address Problematic Religious Views

By Chrissy Stroop

…ionship—not just with the pussy-grabbing President Donald Trump, our abuser-in-chief, but also with the Republican Party, its white Christian base, the police, and the increasingly uninhibited “good guys with guns,” whose vigilante actions are evidently becoming increasingly brazen. And unless liberals, leftists, and all Americans of good conscience are willing to confront the abusive character of the authoritarian right in no uncertain terms, I f…

The Problem with Ayn Rand Isn’t Atheism

By Sarah Posner

…emocrats can “educate” them about how (in Sapp’s mind) Tea Partiers are pro-gay and pro-choice and therefore shouldn’t be trusted. Sounds like a winning Democratic strategy, right? Sapp and Strider’s latest strategy is to highlight Rand’s atheism. While it is indeed a profile in Republican hyprocrisy that conservatives complain about liberals “persecuting” Christians, and insist that we are a “Christian nation,” and then turn for inspiration to Ra…

The Surprisingly Short History of Popular Yoga

By Andrea R. Jain and Michelle Goldberg

…through a critical period of transition,” she wrote. “Being awakened to a new freedom, they will probably have to suffer even more now than they did a generation ago when they lacked it.” Ultimately, she believed, the growing antagonism between the sexes “will continue until man grants women equality as a human being.” She also urged men to attend to their wives’ sexual pleasure: “an emotionally mature and loving husband is the best person to hel…

‘Always Pray to the Father’: Mormon Leader Calls Desire for Knowledge of Heavenly Mother ‘Arrogant and Unproductive’

By Holly Welker

…Christ of Latter-day Saints. Confused about which church he should join, 14-year-old Joseph Smith read James 1:5: “If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him.” Joseph therefore decided to ask God for wisdom. In response, God and Jesus Christ appeared to Joseph and told him to join no church, for they were all false. Instead, Joseph would be guided to restore God’s…

Is Religion Wrecking Our Air?

By Jay Wexler

…used, claiming that “Congress did not intend to require EPA to consider air-quality violations associated with such cultural traditions in regulatory determinations.” Although most people probably conjure up images of a dark and smoggy sky when they think about air pollution, in fact indoor air pollution may be nearly as dangerous as outdoor pollution, particularly in developing countries where people routinely burn coal and biomass fuel for cooki…

The Pope in My Pocket; We Are All Dilettantes Now

By Michael A. Elliott

…as well. The iPhone is not about making hard choices; it is about creating new networks of possibility. When I watch Benedict XVI on my iPhone, he looks calm and stately; his voice is measured and even. I don’t know, though, whether the Pope has his own iPhone yet. If he doesn’t, I’m sure that the folks at Apple would be happy to help him out. He might enjoy poking bubblewrap and checking out his out his own Facebook page. I have a feeling, though…

“I ‘Came Out’ For Marriage Equality”: An Anti-Gay Activist Changes His Mind

By Welton Gaddy

…one of the first times that I had the opportunity to meet these people face-to-face and not through a computer screen. That’s what made it more of a personal, human issue for me, and that’s what directly led to my turnaround. I’m not surprised at your answer, but I wanted to get to that, because I think that one of the insights that comes from your experience, and, I have to say, Louis, from my experience as well, in changing my mind about people…

Refusing the Monsters on Maple Street: A First-Person Commentary from the Mass Hysteria at JFK

By Marion Grau

…e suddenly rushed in from the direction of the security checkpoint and duty-free shops. Like an enormous breaker at the beach, the crowd threatened to sweep up virtually everybody in the terminal. I was first stunned, then joined others in crouching between the benches. I waited there until an official-looking man in plain clothes told us to empty the terminal. People began running in panic, dropping their belongings as they ran. We went down a st…