Over at the Catholic Writers Guild, there’s an open thread for posting your existing body of work on the topic of religious liberty:
The Fortnight for Freedom begins tomorrow! We’ll be hosting several columns on that theme over the next several weeks. If you’ve written on religious liberty, please post a link here so everyone can enjoy your work!
Feel free to head over to CWG and share your links. Doesn’t need to be Catholic, by the way, this is a human rights issue, not a strictly theological issue.
(Okay: If your essay is about how Catholics don’t deserve religious freedom, that would not be a popular piece to share. And no, I don’t agree with the commenter who proposed this religious liberty thing is anti-Catholic. Maybe that’s a topic I should respond to this fortnight.)
I’ll try to write some fresh human-y rights stuff over the next couple weeks to get you feeling all patriotic come the 4th. Meanwhile, for newcomers to this blog, a quick scroll through my “human rights” category of posts picked up a handful of selections that have touched on religious liberty themes:
It’s Not Friendship if It Can’t Withstand Disagreement
Atheists for Religious Freedom
On Dissidents, Freedom and the Eich Case: The Essay You Need to Read
The Truth and Meaning of Sexuality: Reform Begins in the Church
Enjoy!
Oh and a hint: I tweet 90% of my favorite internet reading at JenFitz_Reads. Lots of human rights stuff ends up there. I’m not real chatty on Twitter, but if you tweet me a good link and tell me what the topic is / why I should be interested, there’s a decent chance I’ll eventually have time to take a look at it. So if that’s the sort of thing you enjoy, now you know where to find it.
(Weirdly, even though I love love love 99.9% of Dr. Boli’s corpus, I tweet him only rarely. I figure if you were smart, you’d subscribe directly.)
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