Although most religions contain assertions of universal
equality, religion poses the greatest challenge to the
realization of human rights, according to Alison Boden,
author of Women’s Rights and Religious Practice:
Claims in Conflict. Complete story here.
equality, religion poses the greatest challenge to the
realization of human rights, according to Alison Boden,
author of Women’s Rights and Religious Practice:
Claims in Conflict. Complete story here.
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Seeing
Christ
In
Human
Rights
The Universal Declaration of
Human Rights makes no mention
of God or Jesus Christ, yet it has
attracted the allegiance of
Christians around the world for
three generations.
"Seeing Christ in Human Rights"
is a Christ-centered focus on each
of the 30 articles of the Universal
Declaration with an eye toward
developing a practical theology of
human rights.
Human Rights makes no mention
of God or Jesus Christ, yet it has
attracted the allegiance of
Christians around the world for
three generations.
"Seeing Christ in Human Rights"
is a Christ-centered focus on each
of the 30 articles of the Universal
Declaration with an eye toward
developing a practical theology of
human rights.
When Rights are Not Right:
Author Says Theology Key to
Resolving Conflicting Rights Claims
Resolving Conflicting Rights Claims
New Book Asks Who Pays
Price to Rebuild Communion?
Price to Rebuild Communion?
A new book edited by the Rev. Peter Francis, warden
of St. Deiniol’s Library in Hawarden, Wales, has been
released by Monad Press. Rebuilding Communion:
Who Pays the Price? features contributions from
Anglican leaders around the world. Find out what's
inside here.
of St. Deiniol’s Library in Hawarden, Wales, has been
released by Monad Press. Rebuilding Communion:
Who Pays the Price? features contributions from
Anglican leaders around the world. Find out what's
inside here.
| Eleanor Roosevelt's Prayer |
As the world celebrate's the 60th anniversary of
the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, The
New York Anglicans examines the spiritual life of
the woman who brought it to fruition. Read
about Eleanor Roosevelt here.
the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, The
New York Anglicans examines the spiritual life of
the woman who brought it to fruition. Read
about Eleanor Roosevelt here.
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Sisters in the Brotherhoods
Charts Tradeswomen Struggle
Charts Tradeswomen Struggle
Women in holy orders are not the only women in
non-traditional occupations who have had a tough row
to hoe. Sisters in the Brotherhoods, a new book by
New York author Jane LaTour, details the struggle of
blue collar women in New York in the 1970s. Learn
more at the official website: www.JaneLaTour.com.
non-traditional occupations who have had a tough row
to hoe. Sisters in the Brotherhoods, a new book by
New York author Jane LaTour, details the struggle of
blue collar women in New York in the 1970s. Learn
more at the official website: www.JaneLaTour.com.
Partnership with Union Bookseller
To Support Human Rights Work
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Anglican Examiner will support our human rights
program. Learn how it works here.
with Powell's Books, a unionized bookseller in Oregon,
which sells new and used books on-line. A portion of
the sales price of any merchandise purchased via The
Anglican Examiner will support our human rights
program. Learn how it works here.