I’d like to introduce IRD’s new tradition: Juicy Links. We’ll be sharing articles from throughout the week that we found thought provoking, helpful, or disturbing. All these will be broken down into “Juicy,” “Spicy,” and “Rotten.” The views and analyses are not always IRD’s own, but they are worth engaging. Welcome to your weekend.
Juicy:
Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post: Did the state make you great?
Ross Douthat, New York Times: Can Liberal Christianity be Saved?
Russell Saltzman, First Things: Bachelorettes and Humanae Vitae
Spicy:
Rod Dreher, American Conservative: Latest on Metropolitan Jonah Situation
Bill Blankschaen, Bill in the Blank: Why I’ve Stopped Singing in Your Church
John Medaille, Anamesis: Gift and Greed: Why Benedict Is Right and Mandeville Was Wrong
Rotten:
Paul Stanley, Christian Post: Gay Activists Enraged Once Again Over Chick-fil-A’s Marriage Stance
Wayne Rhodes, Faith in Action: Interview with new chair of Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice
George Conger, Anglican Ink: New York bishops authorize clergy to perform gay weddings
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