October 2, 2020
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Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett signed anti-abortion ad in 2006 The Wall Street Journal * With Roe v. Wade on the line, some states take steps to protect abortion rights NPR Facing 200 abuse claims, diocese becomes U.S.’s largest to seek bankruptcy The New York Times * Report finds flaws in Catholic Church abuse-prevention plans The Associated Press Biden campaign launches a trio of new faith ads targeted at evangelical and Catholic voters Religion News Service Biden campaign labels racism as religious issue at post-debate event Religion News Service Freedom From Religion group sues Alabama over ‘so help me God’ voter oath AL.com * ‘I’m not going to get stuck’: Ahead of the election, growing numbers of U.S. Jews consider leaving Jewish Telegraphic Agency Statue of limitations? Under Russell Nelson, fewer and fewer temples have an Angel Moroni The Salt Lake Tribune *
Macron outlines new law to prevent Islamic ‘separatism’ in France The Guardian Emmanuel Macron’s plans to protect French values alienate Muslims Deutsche Welle Blasphemy convictions spark Nigerian debate over sharia law Reuters In Uganda, thousands finally return to places of worship Religion Unplugged Ethnic identifiers in Myanmar election app criticized The Associated Press Russia’s Catholic Church warns against proposed curbs on clergy Catholic News Service
Spreading faith and disease The New York Times * How Trump and Barr are benefitting from the Catholic right’s consolidation of power The New Yorker * Will Mormon women sink Trump in Arizona? The New York Times * Nazi comparisons have long been off-limits for American Jews. A new political ad suggests that’s changing in the Trump era Jewish Telegraphic Agency
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