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Religion Dispatches

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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It's Not Just Evangelicals Who Should Worry About World Vision

Or, your daily RFRA.
Sarah Posner
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Beware Mitt Romney’s “Softer Side”

Sentimentality has a body count.
Joanna Brooks
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Is Criticizing Mitt Romney an Excommunicable Offense? No.

Pending Florida excommunication court presses issues far deeper than partisanship.
Joanna Brooks
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White Protestants in Decline

Reasons to cheer—and possibly fear.
Peter Laarman
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Crowdfunding Joplin Mosque Project Blows Past Its Goals

But the arson, and the one that preceded it, are still unsolved crimes.
Katie Toth
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Akin Revival

Renewal Project in Missouri gathers pastors for Todd Akin.
Sarah Posner
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Citizens United’s Bad Religion

The hope, the change, the Antichrist.
Sarah Posner
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Discovering “Little Syria”—New York’s Long-Lost Arab Neighborhood

The seven of us stood in the parking lot of the office building across the street, and Joe opened the zippered cover of his three-ring binder full of painstakingly collected photographs of the old neighborhood gathered for the exhibition. As he began reading aloud an oral history from Marian Sahadi Ciacci—“A Syrian who married an Italian!”—it felt like a religious occasion, a conjuring out of almost nothing of an entire world gone by.
Brook Wilensky-Lanford
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