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Sex and the subject of religion

Tracy Fessenden·

January 10, 2008

The current campaign within the Archdiocese of New York to canonize the radical activist Dorothy Day (1897-1980) offers a good…

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Practicing sex, practicing democracy

Ann Pellegrini·

Janet R. Jakobsen·

January 9, 2008

Why is it that sex is such a central part of American political life anyway? Why, when The New York…

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Marriage plots

Janet R. Jakobsen·

Ann Pellegrini·

January 8, 2008

Despite the putative separation of church and state, one of the major places in the U.S. where religion and the…

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