Pew Research Center

Religion & Public Life

January 16, 2020
Daily Religion Headlines
U.S. Headlines
Trump to reinforce protections for prayer in schools ([link removed])
NPR

Christian advocates booked Trump hotel to coincide with White House briefing ([link removed])
The Washington Post *

Experts advise synagogues on use of armed security personnel ([link removed])
The Associated Press

After ‘anti-Semitic’ Facebook post, Delaware county’s GOP ousts vice chairwoman in narrow vote ([link removed])
Salisbury Daily Times *

‘A long time coming’: These Muslims are bringing sex abuse by sheikhs out of the shadows ([link removed])
Religion News Service

Police in Ohio may reconsider hijab ban ([link removed])
The Columbus Dispatch *

Congregation grows at New York county’s only mosque, the Al-Arqam Center in Halfmoon ([link removed])
The Daily Gazette *


International Headlines
China hopes UN meeting spurs India-Pakistan talks on Kashmir ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Australian archbishop opposes planned law to compel priests to report child sexual abuse ([link removed])
Australian Associated Press

UN court to rule next week in Rohingya genocide case ([link removed])
The Associated Press

Egypt orders retrial of monks sentenced to death for bishop’s murder ([link removed])
Reuters

Indonesia’s ‘mosque hunters’ count them up one at a time ([link removed])
Agence France-Presse

In Germany, a Jewish Millennial argues that the past isn’t past ([link removed])
The New York Times *


Analysis & Commentary
Why the split in the Methodist Church should set off alarm bells for Americans ([link removed])
The Washington Post *

China’s second cultural revolution ([link removed])
First Things *

Many Han Chinese don’t mind the gulag for their Uighur neighbors ([link removed])
The Economist *

On ‘bad Jews’ ([link removed])
The Boston Globe *

Sex, celibacy, and the latest curiosity from Rome ([link removed])
First Things *

How Buddhism spread written language around the world ([link removed])
BBC News


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