The Patient Body: A Closely-Held Business
“The Patient Body” is a monthly column by Ann Neumann about issues at the intersection of religion and medicine. Continue Reading →
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Death Porn Body Nonsense
The ostensible purpose of some images is to teach us something about life and death, but, Mary Valle asks, what else is going on when we seek out images of sick women’s bodies. Continue Reading →
The Patient Body: What’s a Kidney Worth?
“The Patient Body” is a monthly column by Ann Neumann about issues at the intersection of religion and medicine. Continue Reading →
In The News: Breaking Bad, Thanksgivukkah, The Vatican, George Bernard Shaw & much more
A round-up of recent religion & media news. Continue Reading →
The Bridge Beyond the Bridge
By Don Jolly The Bridge Beyond the Bridge: Mark Rathbun’s Search for the Future of Scientology Continue Reading →
The Patient Body: An Irresistible Force
By Ann Neumann The first of an ongoing monthly column, The Patient Body, about issues at the intersection of religion and medicine Continue Reading →
Editorial Change
Angela Zito, Director of the Center for Religion and Media, announces changes to The Revealer’s editorial team. Continue Reading →
The Danger of Winning
By Ann Neumann Is a revisionist history of abortion rights being used–by journalists, supporters, and lawyers–to curtail Supreme Court rulings on other rights like same sex marriage. Is “fear of the backlash” just a stubborn frame? Continue Reading →
Center of Gravity
By Ann Neumann While Bergoglio’s selection may have excited Argentina’s 31 million Catholics, it’s fair to say that it hasn’t shifted the Vatican’s center of gravity very much at all. Continue Reading →
The Longest Hunger Strike
By Ann Neumann There are two places in the U.S. where you can be fed against your will: a Catholic hospital and a prison. Continue Reading →