Mônica Francisco: Two women of opposing faiths unite to protect sacred Candomblé space
crcc Mônica Francisco: Two women of opposing faiths unite to protect sacred Candomblé space Article ByKiratiana Freelon February 17, 2022… Read More
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Pandemic Year 3 Predictions: Adjusting to New “Normals” in 2022
Since 2016, CRCC has shared the trends in religion and society that we see shaping the coming year. What started as light-hearted predictions has grown more ominous over the years. Read More
Michelle Clifton-Soderstrom: An Evangelical Professor And Her Students Inside A Maximum Security Prison
90-1 Michelle Clifton-Soderstrom: An Evangelical Professor And Her Students Inside A Maximum Security Prison Audio ByMonique Parsons October 5, 2021… Read More
Honolulu Civil Beat: Flory on Evangelical Pastors’ Influence on Vaccine Uptake
Honolulu Civil Beat: Flory on Evangelical Pastors’ Influence on Vaccine Uptake CRCC in the News ByCRCC Staff September 21, 2021… Read More
Witness as Ministry: Serving God and Refugees in Beirut
Witness as Ministry: Serving God and Refugees in Beirut Video ByDonald Miller July 21, 2021… Read More
LA Times: Why Are Christian Groups Allowed To Discriminate? Power and Privilege
To the editor: Op-ed article writers Rachel S. Mikva, Corey D.B. Walker and Reza Aslan are rightly concerned that what passes for religious freedom in the U.S. is highly selective. Yet they seem puzzled as to why this is so. Why, they ask, is religious freedom for some groups favored over other groups, and second, why is the deciding issue always about sexuality and procreation? Read More
Jean Bouchebel: Retired From World Vision, but Not From Serving God and Refugees
Jean Bouchebel Jean Bouchebel: Retired From World Vision, but Not From Serving God and Refugees Article ByDonald Miller June 9, 2021… Read More
White Christian nationalism and the next wave of political violence
Images such as a flag that said “Jesus is my savior, Trump is my president” seem new, but this mix of white, right-wing identity politics and nationalist Christianity has been stirring for many years. It’s hard to say exactly when this version of white supremacist Christianity — embedded within and supported by the Republican Party — began, but one important turning point was President Nixon’s commitment to the GOP’s Southern strategy to attract Dixiecrats disaffected by the Democratic Party’s commitment to the civil rights movement. Read More
Jerry Falwell Jr. will leave behind a very different legacy from his influential father
Jerry Falwell Jr., son and namesake of the founder of the evangelical Moral Majority movement, has resigned as president of Liberty University. The resignation followed the Liberty board’s decision to put him on an “indefinite leave of absence” after he posted a picture on social media with his arm around a woman who wasn’t his wife, his underwear partially revealed. Read More
Newsweek: Flory on Trump’s Waning White Evangelical Support
Newsweek: Flory on Trump’s Waning White Evangelical Support CRCC in the News ByCRCC Staff August 26, 2020… Read More
