...Mark A C Jennings Abstract Over the course of interviews with Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning and other (LGBTQ+) participants (or former participants) in Australian Pentecostal-Charismatic Christian (PCC) churches, a question emerged: why do LGBTQ+ people remain in churches...

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... 1 2 2 2 1 2 Abstract In dialogue with the cross-national scholarship on gender and religion, the study uses a unique combination of rich qualitative and quantitative data from a predominantly Christian rural sub-Saharan setting to examine how churches modify, yet also sustain and even...

... Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract In the Classical and Christian Origins of American Politics: Political Theology, Natural Law, and the American Founding, Kody Cooper and Justin Dyer argue that the classical Christian Natural...

..., to Catholic doctrine, and to the patient. I also claim that the biggest challenge for Polish chaplaincy is its loyalty to the patient, which entails a profound and immediate need for robust formation of individual Christian conscience through catechesis. Although hospital chaplaincy’s involvement...

... of non-Western law. This problem is typical of modern macro-comparative law, which fails to recount the influence of Christianity on Western law and legal culture. The article invites legal scholars to reach beyond the notions of ‘religious law’ and ‘secular law’ in terms of classifying the world’s legal...

... Evangelical Christianity Health cultures Twenty-first-century Mexico To gather the research for Collective Biologies, Emily Wentzell followed middle-class, heterosexual couples in urban Mexico through four years of participation in the Cuernavaca Human Papilloma Virus in Men (HIM) study...

... or as post hoc justifications, as much of the extant scholarship has emphasized, but can also deliberately shape future lines of irrational, strategic, and creative action. theory Protestant Christianity culture in action cultural mismatch organizations In recent years, the study of values, beliefs...

... and to orthodox Christianity more broadly. If, as Gerald Parsons argued, there was ‘a tendency, by the end of the century, towards the increasing dissolution or fragmentation of certain aspects of Victorian religious life, and towards a general “loosening” of religious conformity’, then the question...

... institutions and that Black LGB-affirming church members internalize stigma related to their religious affiliations. African Americans sexuality sexual orientation homosexuality Protestant Christianity stigma Samuel and Carter are two religiously devoted gay men in their mid-50s. They each attend church...

... that it was influenced by Muscular Christianity and ecclesiology. The attitude of Hodson and his brother George Hodson, who commissioned the monument, is examined through analysis of the publication that presented Hodson’s career to the Victorian public: Twelve Years of a Soldier’s Life in India (1859...

...Bryan McCarthy Address correspondence to: Bryan McCarthy, DPhil, University of Pittsburgh Greensburg, 150 Finoli Drive, Greensburg, PA 15601-5860, USA. Email: bdm49@pitt.edu © The Author(s) 2022. Published by Oxford University Press, on behalf of The Journal of Christian Bioethics, Inc. All...

... contexts. We map out the historiographical contexts of the papers, within the contexts of sculpture studies, studies of church monuments, interdisciplinary studies of the nineteenth century, and histories of Victorian Christianity – and especially Anglicanism – as it intersects with other world religions...

... revisits the writings of W.E.B. Du Bois on the white church. Drawing on a synthetic reading of his scholarship on white Christianity, I argue that Du Bois conceives of the white church as a racialized organization that has been indelibly shaped by white supremacy. I then elaborate six mechanisms identified...

...Daniel P Sulmasy References Curlin , F. , and C. Tollefson . 2021 . Medicine against suicide: Sustaining solidarity with those diminished by illness and debility . Christian Bioethics 27 ( 3 ): 250 – 63 . Rahner , K . 1961 . On the Theology of Death . New York...

... cohesion compared to non-missionized, Catholic villages. We point to weakened networks as the most likely causal channel and show that effect sizes are particularly large among Pentecostal missionaries. Latin America Protestant Christianity social change missionaries community cohesion Columbia...

... was in response to another correspondence which said that science and religion must work together for vaccine promotion. This article presents a fundamental Christian argument for vaccine promotion by saying that God may have provided an answer to the pandemic through the COVID-19 vaccine. Catholic Church...

...Philip A Reed Address correspondence to: Philip A. Reed, PhD, 2001 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14208-1517, USA. E-mail: reedp@canisius.edu © The Author(s) 2021. Published by Oxford University Press, on behalf of The Journal of Christian Bioethics, Inc. All rights reserved. For permissions, please e...

...James J Delaney Address correspondence to: James J. Delaney, PhD, Dunleavy Hall 319, University of Buffalo, 5795 Lewiston Rd, Niagara University, NY 14109, USA. E-mail: jdelaney@niagara.edu . Reed argues that a better approach to understanding and communicating the Christian opposition...

... Zulu community. His mysterious death in 1960 points to the high stakes of ethnographic research in the politically fraught climate of apartheid South Africa. South Africa Bantu Christianity missionaries apartheid knowledge production Grey Street in 1950s Durban...