|
Special Features Attack on The United Churches of Christ Attack on The United Methodist Church "The Christian Right, Dominionism, and Theocracy", by Chip Berlet "Taking Over The Republican Party", a four part series by Joan Bokaer The Woman in A Mink CoatWhile We Were sleepingAngels On a PinheadUnder Cover of Night BlogsBartholomew's Notes On ReligionChip BerletMax BlumenthalThe Panda's ThumbFrederick Clarkson Chuck Currie DefCon father Jake Stops The World John Gorenfeld Religion Clause Chris Mooney Religious Right Watch The Revealer Jesus Politics Majority Report Radio Blog Mainstream Baptist Orcinus Dispatches from the Culture Wars Ex-Gay Watch The Wall of Separation Blog From The Capital:a blog on religious liberty issues and the separation of church and stateOrganizationsAmerican Booksellers Foundation for Freedom of ExpressionACLUAnti-Defamation LeagueAmerican Library AssociationChristian Alliance for ProgressCitizens ProjectDefCon: Campaign to Defend The ConstitutionFaithful America People For the American wayInstitute For Democracy StudiesInterfaith AllianceJews On First: Defending the First AmendmentAmerican Fundamentalists Americans United for Separation of Church and StateBaptist Joint Committee on Religious Liberty The Clergy and laity Network Political Research Associates Theocracy Watch Media Matters for AmericaMilitary Religious Freedom FoundationMontana Human Rights NetworkNational Center For Science EducationReligious Coalition for Reproductive ChoiceThe RevealerSouthern Poverty Law CenterTexas Freedom NetworkCrossLeft: Organizing the Christian LeftTheocracy WatchTruth Wins Out" |
Terry Schaivo back in the news
Ave Marie University has been holding an Anniversary Mass every year (not surprising, considering the political slant that place has). Now Terry's family is trying to get Thomas Monaghan involved. I thought that controversy was long gone, especially after the autopsy results. I don't have a problem with an annual mass for Terry (people have the right to do what they want and to commemorate someone they loved), but I do have a great deal of distrust for the "religious right" (or whatever you want to call them) and their attempts to use the government to void the rights and decisions of individuals. It remains to be seen if Monaghan gets involved or not- and how much this is blown up (out of proportion). I also have serious doubts about the reasons behind the Anniversary mass. Knowing the "Religious Right" as I do, I would think the mass is more of a public display of their dismay at failing to gain a little more political control over the rest of us. The whole situation was very sad- and now they're turning Terry into a political cause, making it worse.
Terry Schaivo back in the news | 3 comments (3 topical, 0 hidden)
Terry Schaivo back in the news | 3 comments (3 topical, 0 hidden)
|
|||||||||||
| ||||||||||||
print page
