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Bill Hybels: Why Sexual Harassment is Not a ‘Distraction’

Angela Denker
April 19, 2018
Church Life, General, Theology, Women
But for Jesus, how we treat other human beings is anything but a distraction. It's the center of the gospel.

What If We Heard Each Other This Easter?

Angela Denker
March 31, 2018
Church Life, Politics, Practical Justice, Theology
And what I heard Jesus saying to me is I had to hear the seniors. I had to listen to my own elders and yes, at this moment, Jesus was asking me to listen to the old white men at Bible study.

On Mormons, Modesty, & Missing the Point of the #MeToo Movement

Jana Riess
January 10, 2018
General, Practical Justice, Theology
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These were not “stunning, modest dresses from the red carpet.” They were intentionally somber dresses that were selected to make a point .

It’s Time for a Sexual Counterrevolution

Tom Krattenmaker
December 19, 2017
Church Life, General, Interfaith, LGBTQ+, Theology
10
What principles might guide a healthy counterrevolution? For Christians, the answer starts with the savior at the center of their faith.

As A Mother of Two Sons, My Take on #MeToo

Angela Denker
October 23, 2017
Family and Parenting, Practical Justice, Theology
I will not be surprised if I hear that my son mistreats a woman or a girl, or if my son is involved in sexual harassment. I will remember that even though he is my beloved son, he is also a product of his culture, and I will care for the women and girls, and I will not attempt to discredit their truth, even if it harms my son.

‘Because #MeToo Breaks My Heart, Makes Me Pissed as Hell’

Eugene Hung
October 18, 2017
Family and Parenting, General, Practical Justice, Women
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There’s nothing I can do in this lifetime more sacred than working to stop violence against women and girls.
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The Girl Who Cried Wolf, and Other Myths

Jenny Rae Armstrong
November 23, 2011
General
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You can’t go online lately without hearing about hearing about Herman Cain and the allegations of sexual harassment haunting his campaign. Those posts inevitably make me wince—not the articles themselves, but ...
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