Ideas and strategies for expressing a clear, forceful, progressive religious point of view that is too often under-represented in public discourse. Presents new language and methods for effective communication with the media, policy makers and community.
Ideas and strategies for expressing a clear, forceful, progressive religious point of view that is too often under-represented in public discourse. Presents new language and methods for effective communication with the media, policy makers and community.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Rabbi Dennis S. Ross serves as a reproductive rights advocate and director of Concerned Clergy for Choice at the Education Fund of Family Planning Advocates of New York State. Concerned Clergy for Choice, a multifaith network of religious leaders-ministers from Baptist, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, Unitarian Universalist and United Church of Christ denominations as well as spiritual leaders representing Judaism, Buddhism and Islam-is at the forefront of faith-based advocacy in the national legislative and media confrontations over reproductive rights. The project also played a major role in the legalization of same-gender civil marriage in New York State. Rabbi Ross consults to Planned Parenthood on clergy organizing, religion in the media and religious lobbying. He is a frequent speaker on the topic of religion and the media at professional conferences, college campuses, houses of worship, health centers and other venues. He is the author of All Politics Is Religious: Speaking Faith to the Media, Policy Makers and Community (SkyLight Paths) and God in Our Relationships: Spirituality between People from the Teachings of Martin Buber (Jewish Lights). Rabbi Dennis Ross is available to speak on the following topics: * Spirituality and Social Justice * God in Our Relationships * Sex, Religion and Politics * Stem Cell Research: A Faith Perspective Click here to contact the author.
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Foreword xi Preface: Preaching to the Choir xv Acknowledgments xxi Introduction: How I Became an Advocate xxiii Part I: How Religion and Policy Mix 1. Why We Hear So Much from One Side and So Little from the Other 3 2. Core Faith Values: Protecting the Widow, the Stranger, and the Orphan 11 3. Core Faith Values: Moral Agency 25 4. Core Faith Values: Church-State Separation 39 Part II: How to Speak about Religious Values 5. Messaging to the Base 55 6. Media Relations: First Steps 71 7. Raising the Controversial Issues 89 8. Building and Using a Message Triangle 97 9. Building on the Triangle: The Platform of Faith 109 10. Religion and Lobbying 133 Epilogue: More Than Tolerance 145 Notes 149 Suggestions for Further Reading 155
Foreword xi Preface: Preaching to the Choir xv Acknowledgments xxi Introduction: How I Became an Advocate xxiii Part I: How Religion and Policy Mix 1. Why We Hear So Much from One Side and So Little from the Other 3 2. Core Faith Values: Protecting the Widow, the Stranger, and the Orphan 11 3. Core Faith Values: Moral Agency 25 4. Core Faith Values: Church-State Separation 39 Part II: How to Speak about Religious Values 5. Messaging to the Base 55 6. Media Relations: First Steps 71 7. Raising the Controversial Issues 89 8. Building and Using a Message Triangle 97 9. Building on the Triangle: The Platform of Faith 109 10. Religion and Lobbying 133 Epilogue: More Than Tolerance 145 Notes 149 Suggestions for Further Reading 155
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