LGBTQI people and allies, clergy, activists and scholars explore LGBTQI inclusion in their religious communities, addressing how their faith's teachings have been traditionally interpreted, the ways in which inclusion is being consciously constructed or denied, and where LGBTQI people can find support within the tradition.
LGBTQI people and allies, clergy, activists and scholars explore LGBTQI inclusion in their religious communities, addressing how their faith's teachings have been traditionally interpreted, the ways in which inclusion is being consciously constructed or denied, and where LGBTQI people can find support within the tradition.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mychal Copeland, MTS, speaks and writes about the inclusion of LGBTQI people and interfaith families in religious life. As Bay Area director of InterfaithFamily, she helps couples navigate diversity of religious and cultural backgrounds, and as rabbi at Stanford University, she led multifaith and Jewish student groups exploring the intersections between religion and sexuality. She also served at Congregation Beit Simchat Torah in New York City, the world's largest LGBTQI synagogue.
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A Brief Overview of LGBTQI Terms Foreword Bishop Gene Robinson Introduction Mychal Copeland, MTS, and D'vorah Rose, BCC The Black Church Minister Rob Newells Buddhism Acharya Rita M. Gross, PhD The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon) John Gustav-Wrathall The Episcopal Church Rev. Dr. Cameron Partridge First Nations (Native American) Alex Wilson, EdD Hinduism Ruth Vanita, PhD Islam Shehnaz Haqqani with Laury Silvers, El-Farouk Khaki, and Troy Jackson Judaism Rabbi Jane Rachel Litman The Lutheran Church Beth Ann Doerring The Presbyterian Church Marvin M. Ellison, PhD, and Sylvia Thorson-Smith, MS Protestant Evangelical Traditions Ryan Bell, DMin The Roman Catholic Church Sister Jeannine Gramick, SL Unitarian Universalism Annette S. Marquis Conclusion Mychal Copeland, MTS, and D'vorah Rose, BCC Afterword Ani Zonneveld, founder and president, Muslims for Progressive Values Acknowledgments Notes
A Brief Overview of LGBTQI Terms Foreword Bishop Gene Robinson Introduction Mychal Copeland, MTS, and D'vorah Rose, BCC The Black Church Minister Rob Newells Buddhism Acharya Rita M. Gross, PhD The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon) John Gustav-Wrathall The Episcopal Church Rev. Dr. Cameron Partridge First Nations (Native American) Alex Wilson, EdD Hinduism Ruth Vanita, PhD Islam Shehnaz Haqqani with Laury Silvers, El-Farouk Khaki, and Troy Jackson Judaism Rabbi Jane Rachel Litman The Lutheran Church Beth Ann Doerring The Presbyterian Church Marvin M. Ellison, PhD, and Sylvia Thorson-Smith, MS Protestant Evangelical Traditions Ryan Bell, DMin The Roman Catholic Church Sister Jeannine Gramick, SL Unitarian Universalism Annette S. Marquis Conclusion Mychal Copeland, MTS, and D'vorah Rose, BCC Afterword Ani Zonneveld, founder and president, Muslims for Progressive Values Acknowledgments Notes
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