Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Bill of 2009 aimed at protecting the cherished culture of the
people against emergent threats to the traditional heterosexual family. The Bill's justification …

This paper replies to Kong's (2010) lament that geographers of religion have not sufficiently
intervened in religious studies. It advocates 'grounded theologies' as a rubric by which to …

In this work of qualitative sociology, Anna Strhan offers an in-depth study of the everyday
lives of members of a conservative evangelical Anglican church in London." St John's" is a …

Human rights in relation to sexual orientation and gender identity are at last reaching the
heart of global debates. Yet 78 states worldwide continue to criminalise same-sex sexual …

What does it mean to grow up as an evangelical Christian today? What meanings does'
childhood'have for evangelical adults? How does this shape their engagements with …

The interplay between religion and law is a fascinating and intricate one. In Europe, the law
has often been understood as springing out of a Christian culture and ethos. Christians have …

The transmission and contestation of putative transcendent moral values has been relatively
under‐represented in geographers' thinking about globalisation and transnationalism. This …

This paper focuses on the response of the global Anglican Communion to the issue of
homosexuality, drawing on case studies of parishes in three different national contexts (UK …

This article addresses the intersection of sexual orientation and religion and belief through a
focus on a specific religious community—the worldwide Anglican Communion. It does so by …

The international Anglican Communion is a key site for struggles over the status of gays and
lesbians within Christian churches. This article examines the forms that movements for gay …