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Religion & Public Life
October 30, 2019
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** Where Europe stands on gay marriage and civil unions ([link removed])
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Northern Ireland has become the latest European jurisdiction to allow gays and lesbians to marry following action by the UK Parliament in London. British lawmakers justified the change (which was accompanied by the legalization of abortion) because has been suspended since January 2017 amid a stalemate between Northern Ireland’s parties. Same-sex marriage had already been legal in the rest of the UK for several years. An updated Fact Tank post ([link removed]) looks at the legality of same-sex marriage across Europe.
Fact sheet: Same-sex marriage around the world ([link removed])
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** MEDIA MENTIONS
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** Mormons still heavily committed to GOP despite Trump effect, according to Pew study ([link removed])
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Oct. 29 - Religion News Service
** Why Millennials are skipping church and not going back ([link removed])
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Oct. 27 - The Washington Post *
** As Pete Buttigieg courts black voters, his sexuality is a hurdle for some ([link removed])
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Oct. 27 - The New York Times *
** IN THE NEWS
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** Muslim headscarf debate divides France, in climate of hate ([link removed])
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Oct. 30 - The Associated Press
** Synagogue attack prompts German crackdown on right-wing hate crime ([link removed])
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Oct. 30 - Reuters
** Federal judge blocks Alabama abortion ban ([link removed])
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Oct. 29 - Al.com
** Biden’s communion denial highlights faith-politics conflict ([link removed])
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Oct. 29 - The Associated Press
** With plans to pay slavery reparations, two seminaries prompt a broader debate ([link removed])
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Oct. 29 - NPR
** Generational divide among evangelicals shakes prominent seminary ([link removed])
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Oct. 29 - The Wall STreet Journal *
** ‘We are still here’: Jewish community, city come together to remember and repair one year after attack ([link removed])
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Oct. 28 - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette *
** After Baghdadi death, Southeast Asia expects long fight against Islamic State’s influence ([link removed])
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Oct. 28 - Reuters
** Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, extremist leader of Islamic State, dies at 48 ([link removed])
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Oct. 27 - The Washington Post *
** Pope’s Amazon synod proposes married priests, female leaders ([link removed])
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Oct. 27 - The Associated Press
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