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kerkevik_2014):
Faithful America. 'Faithful America is the largest and fastest-growing online community of Christians putting faith into action for social justice. ur members are sick of sitting by quietly while Jesus' message of good news is hijacked by the religious right to serve a hateful political agenda. We're organizing the faithful to challenge such extremism and renew the church's prophetic role in building a more free and just society.'
Tagline: Love thy neighbor. No exceptions.
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From The Atlantic:
The Captivity of Marriage by Nora Johnson, June 1961.
And a response/reflection from 2015:
The Captivity of Motherhood by Wednesday Martin.
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From the BBC:
Why my own father would have let IS kill me.
The group that calls itself Islamic State (IS or Isis) has a special punishment for gay people - it kills them by throwing them off high buildings. Taim, a 24-year-old medical student, tells the story of how he only escaped this fate by fleeing from Iraq to Lebanon.
kerkevik_2014):Faithful America. 'Faithful America is the largest and fastest-growing online community of Christians putting faith into action for social justice. ur members are sick of sitting by quietly while Jesus' message of good news is hijacked by the religious right to serve a hateful political agenda. We're organizing the faithful to challenge such extremism and renew the church's prophetic role in building a more free and just society.'
Tagline: Love thy neighbor. No exceptions.
~
From The Atlantic:
The Captivity of Marriage by Nora Johnson, June 1961.
And a response/reflection from 2015:
The Captivity of Motherhood by Wednesday Martin.
~
From the BBC:
Why my own father would have let IS kill me.
The group that calls itself Islamic State (IS or Isis) has a special punishment for gay people - it kills them by throwing them off high buildings. Taim, a 24-year-old medical student, tells the story of how he only escaped this fate by fleeing from Iraq to Lebanon.