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A Supreme Court Win for Gay Rights, but Not in My Church
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The greatest joys in life might be the unexpected ones. I’d put the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Bostock v. Clayton County in that category.
Who expected the high court to affirm that Title VII protected L.G.B.T.Q. people from employment discrimination? And who expected Justice Neil Gorsuch to author such an opinion?
It was a tremendous, surprising win for equality — and it was one that I instantly knew would barely matter for many of us who are pursuing work in Christian ministry.
For the past four years, I have been in the ordination process in the Reformed Church in America, a small denomination embroiled in an ugly, decades-long battle over the place of queer people in the church.
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Friends in China gecensureerd: verwijzingen naar lesbisch stel geschrapt
Kijkers in China krijgen een gecensureerde versie van de populaire Amerikaanse komedieserie Friends te zien. Verwijzingen naar een romantische relatie tussen twee vrouwen zijn geschrapt.
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