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Religion Dispatches

The Fall of D’Souza’s Star?

Evangelical celebrity shocks a “Christian worldview” conference.
Sarah Posner
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Is the “Catholic Vote” a Thing?

The latest bloggingheads.
Sarah Posner
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Bryan Fischer Sees Gay Agenda in Lunch Mixer

There are differences, and then there are differences.
Candace Chellew-Hodge
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Will Catholic Voters Support LGBT Rights in Washington State?

An interview with Washington Catholics for Marriage Equality founder Kathy Morefield.
Joanna Brooks
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Did Billy Graham Really Tell Romney He’d ‘Help’?

It’s being widely reported, but there’s just one problem… okay, two. There are at least two problems…
Evan Derkacz
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Muslims Lie, and Other Myths

A new document sets the record straight (though you won’t find anything on the president).
Hussein Rashid
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Why Does Abortion Have to Be a Personal Question for Men?

On the vice-presidential debate.
Sarah Posner
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Veep Voter Guide: Comparing Apples to Ayn Rand

How to interpret the Family Research Council’s Catholic Voter Guide.
Sarah Morice-Brubaker
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Beware Mitt Romney’s “Softer Side”

Sentimentality has a body count.
Joanna Brooks
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Why Uruguay’s Move to Legalize Abortion is Not a True Victory

At the end of September the Chamber of Deputies narrowly voted 50-49 to adopt a controversial bill that would decriminalize first-trimester abortions. If approved by the senate and signed by the president as expected, Uruguay will become the second Latin American country to legalize abortion. (Cuba was the first.) Undoubtedly, this would be a significant step forward for those advocating for reproductive rights and access in the country, but pro-choice activists are hesitant to hail it a true victory.
Katey Zeh
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