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Religion & Public Life

February 26, 2020
Daily Religion Headlines
U.S. Headlines
Sanders declined an invitation — and ended up in a fight over Jewish identity ([link removed])
The Washington Post *

Anti-abortion bills fail to advance in Senate vote ([link removed])
Politico

Barr, DeVos, Sekulow speak at religious broadcasters forum ([link removed])
The Associated Press

U.S. Chinese churches on the front lines of coronavirus vigilance ([link removed])
Religion News Service

Inmate seeks end to solitary over refusal to cut dreadlocks ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Seattle archbishop puts Catholic school president on leave of absence until the end of school year ([link removed])
The Seattle Times *

Could being Christian in the U.S. become risky? Freed American pastor Andrew Brunson thinks so ([link removed])
The Tennessean *


International Headlines
Delhi riots: City tense after Hindu-Muslim clashes leave 23 dead ([link removed])
BBC News

Trump praises Modi’s record on religious tolerance as violence erupts over India’s treatment of Muslims ([link removed])
The Washington Post *

As survivors speak out, nine countries seek to ban gay ‘conversion therapy’ ([link removed])
Reuters

Germany overturns ban on professionally assisted suicide ([link removed])
BBC News

Iranian clerics keep shrines open, even as virus spreads ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Evangelical Christians in Brazil resolve to ‘bring Jesus’ to carnival revelers ([link removed])
The Guardian

Pope to Catholics: For Lent, give up trolling ([link removed])
Reuters


Analysis & Commentary
Why religion is the best hope against Trump ([link removed])
The New York Times *

Must pro-life mean pro-Trump? ([link removed])
Christianity Today *

Will Pete Buttigieg win over South Carolina’s black voters? ([link removed])
Religion & Politics

How does a Buddhist monk face death? ([link removed])
The New York Times *

Holy housing developments! How God is getting into construction ([link removed])
The Guardian


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